I wouldn’t bet too much money on any outcome....we are in uncharted waters in a leaky lifeboat at present!

Yes, she probably will win I agree. The rest I’m not so sure.

Agree.

Agreed on both counts.

I don’t believe she is evil, incompetent...yes. It will make no difference if she is ousted tonight, the alternatives will not get a better deal from the EU. What we need is a General Election to get the Tories out.

Oh, I quite agree with Jnei, she is evil. She sees the misery she's causing to ordinary people and, instead of trying to help, she doubles down on her policies and twists statistics to make it look like she's helping, then attacks Corbyn by blaming Blue Labour for all the problems people are facing eight years down the line. She can't possibly be so stupid as to believe all the dren that comes out of her mouth, even if she's just a puppet for her tax-dodger-helping husband (which is a hypothesis I've seen discussed before) so she must know some of what she's doing to people but, like every good villain, shrugs, hides it from the good guys as best she can and gets on with general villainy.

@Marionville In my view, she's continued austerity and the roll-out of Universal Credit which makes her evil and has made an utter hash of Brexit (which was always going to be a mess anyway) which makes her incompetent. I dread to think, however, what Britain is going to be like if we end up with Boris or Jacob, both of whom represent all that wrong with this country.

I quite agree that what we really need is a change of government.

@Jnei I meant I don’t believe in the concept of evil...full stop. It is a religious construct. I think the Tories are uncaring and callous, without doubt, but changing their leader will not change their basic philosophy.

@Marionville I'm using it here as a metaphor for callousness, self-interest and total lack of care for those who most need it.

You're entirely correct that a change of leadership won't improve matters, because if she'd deposed the next prime minister will also be a Tory and all Tories are at least a bit evil (metaphor again). Hopefully, it'll introduce enough uncertainty that a general election will be called - but Corbyn is going to have to consolidate Labour's position on Brexit to be in with a chance of winning. Right now, the most likely outcome looks to me like another five years of the Conservatives, only under a stronger leader.

@Marionville I do not believe in evil either . It is the same as 'Lack of empathy' > Mrs May has shown plenty of missing empathy e.g.Grenfell and WINDRUSH

I agree, I can’t understand why Jeremy Corbyn didn’t support the calls from the SNP and others to table a vote of no confidence in the government last weekend.

Indeed.