According to Dominic Raab, former Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union, the Conservative Party has to deliver Brexit, or it will face dire consequences. The politician also noted he wanted to show Brussels that London is serious about leaving the bloc.
According to Raab, it is unlikely that Parliament will be suspended over its opposition to Brexit, however, he refused to rule this step out.
"I don't think it is something we would want to do and I think it's very unlikely ... What's really scandalous about this is the way people have been trying to sabotage the will of the people and break their promises", he told Sky News. "The big mistake we made in these negotiations is taking no deal off the table and when we start ruling things out we only weaken our chances of getting a deal".
The politician previously claimed that he would dissolve the Commons so that the UK could leave the European Union by the 31 October deadline.
The British Conservative Party showed low results during the European Parliamentary elections, ending up in the 5th place with only 8.8 percent of votes, while the Brexit Party, created this year by Nigel Farage, occupied the top spot with over 30 percent.
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Raab, who is now contending for the Tory leadership, was the Bexit Secretary for several months until his resignation in November 2018 caused by disapproval over the Cabinet's position on Theresa May's agreement with the EU.
According to him, London should not pay the £39 billion divorce bill in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
