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Topic	All opposition parties in the UK could unite and install Corbyn as temporary PM
luigi13579 09/27/19 3:28:00 PM #4:	I can't see it happening. The Lib Dems won't go for it, and even some in Labour probably won't. And not to forget the now independent former Tories. Also Change UK - The Independent Group (looool), the most forgettable of the lot. The SNP may push for something in return w.r.t. independence, which could also scupper it (or it might work if Corbyn is desperate enough?). Although knowing the SNP at the moment, they won't press the advantage. Their immediate priority is to take (a no-deal) Brexit off the table (which some in the independence camp see as a tactical error). Cue the shouts of "coalition of chaos!" again. <cite>luigi13579 posted [p:928029168] in All opposi... [t:78046168]...</cite> <quote>I can't see it happening. The Lib Dems won't go for it, and even some in Labour probably won't. And not to forget the now independent former Tories. Also Change UK - The Independent Group (looool), the most forgettable of the lot. The SNP may push for something in return w.r.t. independence, which could also scupper it (or it might work if Corbyn is desperate enough?). Although knowing the SNP at the moment, they won't press the advantage. Their immediate priority is to take (a no-deal) Brexit off the table (which some in the independence camp see as a tactical error). Cue the shouts of "coalition of chaos!" again.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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