Is it stubbornness or stupidity? You can't admire her for invoking article 50 without a plan, declaring undeliverable red lines, failing to build bridges with her opponents, and then ignoring the very real constraints of her own making for two years.
Yeah, but she did nominate herself for the job after the vote.
Still, better than Cameron.
I wonder why though, since she voted to stay..? I wouldn't be that excited about carrying out my competitor's plans (unless of course I wanted to sabotage them, which sometimes I wonder if she wanted to do).
I’ve nominated myself for work stuff I really didn’t agree with in the past, it was because I thought I could help said stuff not be a total disaster.
Leading a country through brexit is a hell of a sword to fall on though. :/
I see.
Makes sense I guess :-)
But I do feel she tried too much for too long, and things seems not to be working, perhaps she should let someone else take an attempt at the problem.