Every Excuse The DUP Has Given So Far For Not Signing New Protocol Agreement
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48% : UPDATE 2: Rishi Sunak has denied that celebrating this new deal as a monumental triumph of his political will, despite the fact it overrides an old deal his party had proposed, implemented and said was flawless, makes him and his party look like a clown car reversing back up a cliff face just so they can fall off it again.43% : February 28, 2023 - BREAKING NEWS, POLITICS HAILED by the UK and EU as the much sought after solution to the issues with the NI Protocol, the ‘Windsor Framework’ is all set to return Northern Irish politics to what passes for normal in Stormont.
37% : – No free holidays to Sri Lanka in framework for Ian Paisley Jr. – Sammy Wilson has vowed to protest the tomato shortage by turning as red as one while reading the new deal.
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