Here Are The Best Tweets About Brexit Chaos As The UK Government Slowly Falls Apart

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    You know how things were looking relatively rosy for Theresa May and her Brexit deal?

    Well, now they're not.

    They're really not.

    Theresa May right now #BrexitAgreement #BrexitChaos #BrexitShambles

    It all began when Northern Ireland Minister Shailesh Vara submitted his resignation, saying, "This agreement does not provide for the United Kingdom being a sovereign independent country leaving the shackles of the EU."

    {\__/} ( • . •) / >✉️ dear prime minister, it is with deep regret that i submit my resignation as secretary of state for emojis & memes

    Never heard of him? You're not alone. But people immediately began to wonder if it was just the first of many. The big question was whether the Brexit secretary, Dominic Raab, would resign.

    If Dominic Raab resigns I am bagsying ''Raab C Exit'' just FYI.

    Lo and behold, he did.

    picture ed: ‘Raab has resigned, we got anything good?’ photographer: [puts on sunglasses]

    Which was interesting because he's now the second head of the department to resign this year.

    Only 5 Brexit secretary’s until Christmas.

    Then the resignations began to mount up.

    Dominic Raab, Esther McVey, junior ministers.... trying to keep a count of all the falling ministers as they resign #Brexit #BrexitAgreement https://t.co/bHUO7cnJrg

    Work and Pensions Secretary Esther McVey announced she was stepping down too.

    Sky News now putting up pictures of the faces of people who’ve resigned, like the people who’ve died in The Hunger Games.

    I am a bit worried that all the venues for leaving parties are going to be booked up for months

    There have been six resignations from the government so far, and there may well be more.

    Theresa May accepting resignations over Brexit https://t.co/zFvChz5NvV

    On top of that, May might even be facing a confidence vote which, if she loses, will mean her resignation.

    Fittingly, the Lords will deal with a question on "the impact of work-related stress" today before they get to the PM's statement

    Lead pro-Brexit hardliner Jacob Rees-Mogg officially set the wheels in motion for a vote of no confidence.

    But Rees-Mogg insists he's not throwing his hat (probably a really expensive top hat) into the ring.

    We’ve reached the I have a girlfriend, she goes to another school stage of Brexit https://t.co/MDk1szEl1x

    People are beginning to ask why no one wants to take any responsibility.

    I too like to quit when it is time to do what I was hired to do https://t.co/pdcZBksVoY

    And also — what do those quitting actually want by way of a deal?

    Then there's the question of who Theresa May can find to replace them.

    “The Prime Minister offered me the position of Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union. After careful consideration for three seconds, I have declined the offer” https://t.co/M572yFLQhN

    Elon Musk has arrived at 10 Downing Street with a submarine

    On the plus side, the pun floodgates have well and truly opened.

    ministers still enjoying freedom of movement

    I feel I should take the job of Brexit Secretary now. If only so that when I resign, Theresa May can finally be proved right than No Deal is better than a Baddiel.

    It's not looking good. At all.

    Theresa May has been so shit at Brexit that we may end up remaining. She is an accidental Severus Snape.

    Things could have turned out so differently.

    News: "Pound dives after Brexit negotiations" My brain: Dont say it Dont say it Dont say it Dont say it Dont say it Dont say it Dont say it Dont say it Dont say it Dont say it Dont say it Dont say it Dont say it Me: "or chaos with Ed Miliband"

    Nobody truly knows how all of this will end.

    The sign language interpreter doing the Brexit Agreement on BBC News is perfectly conveying the perplexing fuckery of this situation #Brexit #BrexitChaos https://t.co/bA66SYMXqN

    I’m really enjoying the season finale of The UK.

    Some people don't even know what side to take anymore.

    Strap yourselves in. This is going to carry on for a loooong time yet.

    Brexit has been 18 months of watching someone trying to haggle on prices with the automatic scanning machine at a Tesco checkout.