For John, BLUF: The People voted to leave, but the elites are afraid, so a number of weak kneed Conservative turned on Brexit and hung the Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, esq, out to dry. Nothing to see here; just move along.
From The New Reform Club, by Mr Seth Barrett Tillman, 7 September 2019.
Here is the lede plus one:
The Benn-Burt Bill goes back to the Commons on Monday morning, where it is expected to be finalized and then receive royal assent—and so become a statute.This is no time for the PM, BoJo, to go weak kneed. If he does it is all over for him.Can the Prime Minister (“PM”) stop that process? Yes, as a formal, legal matter nothing stops the PM from asking the Queen to prorogue Parliament on Monday morning. It could be a short prorogation—one day. That would kill the bill, even if it was on its way to receive royal assent. And if the Commons restarts the process by passing Benn-Burt-Bill-#2 the next day it sits—absent amendments making the bill palatable to the government—the PM can prorogue again, and again, and again.
Hat tip to the InstaPundit.
Regards — Cliff
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