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I think were listening but what they're saying doesn't really mean anything.
How would they do it? Would we still be inexorably tied to the EU and if so would that be what the majority voted for?
It inevitably makes you conclude that neither party can readily achieve a clean Brexit unless unacceptable concessions are made. After all, isn't that the reason the so-called Chequers agreement is being so widely ridiculed by all sides?
A "no deal" scenario may be frightening for a lot of reasons but it would certainly achieve Brexit 🤔
You could be right with some of that because politics is certainly getting in the way of what's best for the country and politicians on both sides have a lot to answer for in that respect.
May seems determined to fight on despite attacks from all sides and the hypocrisy of some of her MPs (Gove etc) is breathtaking.
The Chequers deal is dead in the water and she must know that, so why is she so insistent that it's the only solution? Perhaps she has an ulterior motive too?
In the unlikely event that there is a two thirds majority for an early general election can you imagine a scenario where we end up with another hung parliament? I know that a lot of people think that a Labour victory would be inevitable but I'm not so sure. I think a lot of people would be nervous about Corbyn, McDonnell, Abbott etc running the country.
I could be wrong of course, I have been before!
Politics eh, but that's really what is going to drag us out of this debacle eventually, to be honest if we had a GE right now i really don't know what the outcome would be, you know where my vote is but i can't help but think that the whole negative shyte that Corbyn has been put through consistently by the media has to have an effect, unfortunately, now i'd like to think that the British public is better than that, but then again they've consistently voted this shower in....and believed the same shyte from the same sources about the brexit vote....
Jo Johnson, a brexiteer stated that it should go to another referendum. He says the deal on the table is horrendous but a no deal would be worse. Is that the first time a brexiteer has called for another vote?
Surely the EU can see that there is a rise in nationalism across Europe and something needs to change. France, Austria, Holland and even Germany have seen a rise in the far right vote. Not enough to challenge the status quo at the moment but at the next elections, who knows?
Yes, my mistake. Misread what he wrote in the FT. Voted remain but vowed to make a success of Brexit.