mcshed

Eh?

I change my mind on what would be best quite often and that's without worrying about what is possible and how that would play with voters on both sides of the debate.

Fair enough. The reality is there is no easy solution but this is the week where Corbyn (and the rest) are going to have to grab the rose by the thorn and come out in favour of a clear option. Failure to do so would be catastrophic.

And yet The National subbed last time out andI wouldn't be surprised if Vampire Weekend did this time.

The fact that no one knows what will pass is the reason behind these indicative votes.

Ah so we know David Cameron favoured remain, but what about parliament today?

No it doesn't.

Ahh ok I thought you where talking about Brexit and couldn't see the point you where making. I actually here more whinging about that vote from Nationalists but that's part of why there hasn't been a Corbyn surge up here, the thick simple answers idealists have already been hovered up.

Eh?

Surely your saying that The Roses petered out after a couple of years but Oasis clearly wouldn't.

He will have to support some of the options in the indicative votes but it is far from clear that he could bring enough MPs with him for a 2nd referendum for example. It is certainly a huge week for him and for Brexit but to say that it is all in his court seems to be grossly exaggerated the power he wields in this situation. The ball is as it ever is mostly under the government's control. Corbyn doesn't have a fix Brexit button that he is refusing to press.

He is subbing, on Saturday.

How is it all in his court? I may be missing something but I really don't see him as being in control of the situation.

Vampire Weekend look most likely from the announced acts.

Definitely