The idea that things can be simple is a leaver fantasy "a clean break" is an expression they use for leaving. It can't be. If you want easy trade then you need not to have borders and you need common standards for everything, people can come and go freely so you need common documentation for them. Administrative convergence is inevitable but that doesn't mean cultural convergence; you still can't sell jellied eels or Marmite in Greece or Germany because, culturally, people are conditioned against loving these things.

Doesn't Jennifer Arcurio remind you of Stormy Daniels?

You really need to understand European history.

Even in the UK Marmite is a bit marmite.

In terms of both of them bonking world leaders or some other way?

As are the jellied eels

Cannot think of a worse food.

That, and the appearance!

I suspect the Brits will be eating a lot more of them!

His sister disagrees with him too.

Actually yes. When Stormy dresses more...uh...conservatively there's quite the resemblance.

Yes, it's a grim thought that no one trusts Johnson, no PM has been lass successful than Johnson, but in an election tomorrow Johnson would likely win. Labour really has failed the nation by not getting rid of Corbyn and offering the voters a viable alternative to Johnson.

It's an interesting position to take to concede that Johnson might very well command the majority of the UK franchise at an election whilst governing without a majority in parliament and yet castigate the Labour party for supporting their elected leader for not wanting an election or even supporting a no confidence vote.
It truly does require a flexible approach to an appreciation of UK politics to understand what's going on.

Labour do want an election and they want to win. The ideal for them electorally would be to let Johnson have his no deal Brexit and then have an election while the country's in chaos. However, that's not the responsible thing to do.

It certainly looks as though an extension will be implemented to be followed immediately by an election.
And then.. it'll be down to the voter, ignored most of the time, to decide.
Will it be Johnson, the renegade promising an end to the chaos or will it be Corbyn promising more of the same?
Johnson will only be able to win by promising no-deal to the Brexit Party, otherwise both lose out, and he'll be able to point to an obdurate EU to support this.
Labour, the fence sitters, will have to cope with will we or won't we and their turnout'll be compromised by the Stay-in Lib Dems, who will be also rans. Labour are caught in the middle and'll be squeezed until they crack.
All of this seems fairly straightforward, so like preventing a no deal, will the election be allowed or will it, as you put it, not be the responsible thing to do?
We shall see.