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True, but as an observation it really crystalised something for me.
The conservatives tried to portray themselves as the party you could trust with the purse strings. They're the economic party, rather than the ideological one. (I personally never believed that but it's why they've won elections for the last ten years, so someone obviously did.)
But with Brexit, that's no longer something they can push. They're clearly ideologically driven, it's no longer hideable. I hope Labour are smart enough to exploit it.
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It is all ideology, they talk about smaller government and getting more for your money but always wind up spending more than the opposition and they still get away with it... Fear and lies, works great for all Neoliberals around the world...
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The conservatives tried to portray themselves as the party you could trust with the purse strings.
An absurd idea really, given this:
http://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-brexit-report-idUKKCN1242ENBut yeah, Brexit is definitely the right thing to do, it's not like we were benefiting from it... oh wait:
http://uk.reuters.com/article/us-eu-investment-report-exclusive-idUKKCN1241PZ
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Given that the whole Brexit decision is reckless and driven by politics, rather than Britain's national interest, I'd say that was inevitable.