Unless someone wants to demonstrate otherwise, we are already well past the point of of being anywhere ready for a No Deal exit in March next year. Looks like there will be blockages apon both sides of the Channel.
How do brexiters feel about Chequers? That is now your only option (other than, of course, remain) As a reminder, Chequers involves potentially permanent membership of the Customs Union, and proposes a fantasy part-membership of The Single Market which we already know is highly likely to be rejected by the EU.
Even if acceptable, it leaves the UK at a huge trading disadvantage with the EU - overwhelmingly our biggest trading partner. The Sun reported that the UK have accepted that ECJ will still be the arbiter, and we will inevitably continue to contribute to the EU budget - but have virtually no say in the running of the EU. Oh, and £39bn.
Really, what on earth is the point?
If you don't agree with that, why not drop a quick email to your MP to confirm if he/she agrees with the analysis?