Without descending into the usual arguments regarding the merits (or otherwise) of Brexit, what do people think is the practical consequence of the Biden victory on the negotiations? I hadn't really considered it before the election, but it seems to me pretty decisive for the UK's supposed negotiating position. No Deal is
surely off the table now. As I understand it, Biden has made it clear he will demand that the GFA be respected, which means some sort of deal needs to be struck between the UK and the EU to keep the border in Ireland open. The whole point of No Deal was that it (apparently) liberated us to strike spectacular new trade deals with countries like the US, but such a spectacular new deal would surely be off the cards if we'd erred diplomatically so emphatically just as Biden were taking office. But then Johnson etc. will lose a spectacular amount of political capital with their supporters if they are seen to cowtow to the EU at the last minute. So what's the game plan?
EDIT: Embarrassing incidents like
this are I think an indication that the more fervent Brexiteers in government see the writing on the wall for their much sought-after hard Brexit.