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Theresa May’s furious attack on MPs is justified given the pressure on her

Politicians gave the Brexit choice to the people, agreed to fulfil on it, then put their decision into law with a fixed departure date of March 29 - but many intend to betray every single step

Blame excuses

SPARE us the MPs’ hissy-fits over Theresa May’s justifiably furious attack on them. Why should they have a free pass?

MPs shouldn't have a free pass and the PM was right to attack themCredit: Getty Images - Getty

We don’t blame the PM for seeing the red mist, given the unimaginable pressure on her and the utterly ­irresponsible way some politicians are behaving.

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It is to her credit that she hasn’t already walked away — and is still determined to see Brexit through.

A majority of the Commons now seems to be in open defiance of the majority of voters. It is absurd to protest that this should not be pointed out.

Not to mention hypocritical of Labour MPs who routinely heap sanctimonious abuse on Mrs May and her party to complain they are in greater physical danger because she has had a go back.

Politicians gave the Brexit choice to the people, agreed to fulfil on it, then put their decision into law with a fixed departure date of March 29. Many intend to betray every single step.

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Somewhere on their ignominious journey from “I will honour the referendum” to “I will NOT honour the referendum” they convinced themselves the latter is a respectable and even brave position.

It is neither. It is a shameful undermining of democracy and profoundly disrespectful to voters to break those promises, defeat the only available exit deal for reasons of tribal politics and even demand Brexit simply be scrapped.

MPs who do so can expect flak. No one should defend illegal abuse or threats — but short of that . . . grow a thicker skin. Or avoid social media, where most MPs waste too much time anyway.

One Labour MP will now vote against Mrs May’s deal . . . because she’s upset.

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But if politicians think they can wreck Brexit and that voters, newspapers and, yes, even the Prime Minister will just suck it up they have another think coming.

Million moans

WHO cares if one million-plus Remoaners want to cancel Brexit? They always did.

Celebrity Remoaners believe their views are more informed than the little people’sCredit: PA:Press Association

Some 17.4million others voted to Leave when it mattered. They, plus millions of Remainers who respect democracy, know that decision must be enacted.

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Celebrity Remoaners and the well-heeled europhiles of Oxford, Cambridge and Islington believe their views are more informed than the little people’s.

And yet they can’t count.

Clown Corbyn

LOOK at the great statesman Corbyn ­forging his own Brexit plan in Brussels yesterday. Let’s call it “Surrender Plus”.

If you think Mrs May is bad just imagine Jeremy Corbyn in chargeCredit: PA:Press Association
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He must be baffled why this is all so hard for Mrs May.

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You only have to promise the EU that, yes, we’ll happily stay forever in their customs union and never make a trade deal ourselves.

Hell, Labour might just cancel Brexit!

Think Mrs May’s bad? Imagine this clown in charge.

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