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Theresa May: A prime minister defined and defeated by Brexit

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By JILL LAWLESS

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Corrected that for you. Her treachery and lies know no bounds

Theresa May became prime minister in 2016 with one overriding goal: to keep Britain in the European Union.

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Wish her luck.

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She tried her best....to derail Brexit. We were very lucky that she failed to pass the new EU treaty through parliament. Had she done that, she would have made the UK a slave state to the EU.

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No PM will be able to deliver Brexit as it stands now. May had an impossible task, but that doesn't take away from the fact she was one of the worst PMs ever. That's two in a row now, and a handful of swivel eyed Party members are going for the hat trick.

It's funny that Brexiteers are banging on about reclaiming democracy, but are happy to let a handful of rural bubble dwellers to decide on the future of the UK by being the only ones able to choose the next PM.

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She never stood a chance. Europe has hastened the demise of every Conservative PM since Thatcher.

We are now headed to a no-deal Brexit which will lead to the decline of Britain as an economic power.

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Theresa May became prime minister in 2016 with one overriding goal: to lead Britain out of the European Union.

No, her overriding goal was to water down Brexit to the point where Britons would just give up on it. She was and is a Remainer.

We are now headed to a no-deal Brexit which will lead to the decline of Britain as an economic power

Au contraire! Britain will flourish as an independent country doing independent trade deals.

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