Whilst its not good my tiny bit of insider knowledge says its genuinely nothing to worry about currently. Although their workload is high.
Aye, everything I've read about it from legit sources really does show that the media (social and traditional) is massively over egging it - take it seriously but don't panic etc.
At least a huge chunk of MEP's acted with dignity, I do get a bit of dust in my eyes watching it though.
So here's part of the complexity of what happens the UK is still subject to all EU rules and regulations for the next year nothing actually changes at 11pm this evening except we lose all practical influence over it.
The UK will just add the same charges
Leo has had a good week, done FG more good than harm. Micheal Martin hasn't done/said much of substance and FF still seem to be trumpeting not being fine gael as there main tactic, although it seems to be working so why would they stop. Mary Lou didn't make much of an impact either. Eamon Ryan was decent overall but got himself into a mess a few times. Don't agree with a lot of what be says but Boyd Barrett has always been pretty eloquent and intelligent and shwoes it on Monday. Social Democrats struggled to get their point across for the most part, Labour were a bit better but need to move on from Howlin to win back voters.
My Brexity in-laws were going on this weekend how they once considered buying a place abroad which had several layers of irony beyond the obvious. Utterly maddening.
Its the greatest frustration of Remainers like myself all these these things that were described a "project fear" becoming "project fact".
Well the claims were that there would be miles of traffic jams, people would be dying from lack of drugs and the rest of us would be starving through lack of Spanish olives.
And yiz made a deal because of it didn't you?
