Posted on 06/07/2019 8:34:40 AM PDT by Steve1999
LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May steps down as leader of the governing Conservatives on Friday, officially triggering a contest to replace her that could see her party embrace a tougher stance on Brexit. May announced she would step down last month after failing to deliver Britain’s departure from the European Union on time, deepening a political crisis in a divided country struggling to move on from a 2016 referendum on Brexit.
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LOL
She will remain however at 10 Downing St. until her replacement is selected.
She will remain as Prime Minister until the new Conservative leader is chosen.
I’d say she was a resounding success.
For the Globalist State.
7 seconds
She should have listened to and taken Trump’s guidance and advice.
She should have left at the end of May.
She will remain in her prime ministerial post only until a replacement is elected...and regardless of who becomes the next U.K. leader, it seems pretty certain they’ll be tackling the withdrawal agreement already drawn up under May. So the first issue a new prime minister has to make clear is what are they going to do with the withdrawal agreement that is there.
Theresa May:
(L-R) Britain’s Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt;
Britain’s Home Secretary Sajid Javid; former leader of the House of Commons
Angela Leadsom; and former foreign secretary Boris Johnson
all pictured leaving 10 Downing Street.
“that could see her party take a stronger stance on Brexit.”
Gee, anything but total surrender to the EU will be a stronger stance!
Conservative? Seriously???
If that’s conservative, then I’m a three-eared jackass that brays in two-part harmony.
Well its conservative in Britain.
This will give the new Tory leader just 3 months to do something
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