DAILY BULLETIN
Tuesday 21 March 2017 | | | Mrs May's staff yesterday repeated her wish that no general election will occur before 2020. This is extraordinary. Time and again, events must pop up that will give Mrs May difficulties in commanding the House of Commons. It must be hugely tempting to go to the country when, surely, she would sweep it, if not from end to end (for Scotland is a law unto itself), then sufficiently to give her a hundred seat and more majority. On the other hand, it is possibly her judgement that leaving the idiot child Corbyn unchallenged might be the happiest way to paddle her canoe. Nonetheless I kept taking 2/1 against a 2017 general election.
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