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Theresa May must be a fan of the 1993 Bill Murray comedy Groundhog Day as she appears to be a big fan of repeating things over and over again.
On Monday, the PM presented her highly anticipated Brexit 'plan B' for leaving the European Union after her original deal was overwhelmingly rejected by the Commons last week.
However, much like The Strokes' second album, it sounded exactly like the first, as she again vowed to seek further changes to the controversial Irish backstop, despite the EU declaring that it was non-negotiable.
Once again, the only way to fittingly sum up the utter failure and joke that is Brexit is through Twitter's neverending ability to make memes out of a situation.
So, without further ado here are 16 memes about Theresa May's 'plan B'.
In the fine tradition of British people interacting with foreigners, Theresa May’s “Plan B” was to say Plan A again… https://t.co/fF6pkDtGkC— Mitch Benn 🇬🇧🇪🇺 (@Mitch Benn 🇬🇧🇪🇺) 1548146199
The B in Plan B stands for bullshit— Miss Texas 1967 (@Miss Texas 1967) 1548149533
Maybe a distraction like a fake moustache would work?
@JimMFelton Plan B: https://t.co/LUj7yzZUH6— Richard M (@Richard M) 1548086877
Pop culture references were rife.
Plan A and Plan B have been waiting for us. https://t.co/liK4hqgWE5— barney farmer (@barney farmer) 1548092294
Just what was going on in her head when she proposed this?
Theresa May to reality translation: "Having established the confidence of parliament in this government" Translat… https://t.co/858RT3BHr6— Will Black (@Will Black) 1548085665
Even newspapers were mocking her.
Great Front Page: Spot the difference between Theresa May’s Plan A and Plan B via Scotland’s pro-independence newsp… https://t.co/uR5hewZt4J— Angus Robertson (@Angus Robertson) 1548109168
HT The Poke
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