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I'm not so sure, from a Tory perspective another referendum would be equally suicidal for there supporters, they very much eat there UKIP baby at the last election and those voters would be gone.
Labour party not so much, there supports are mostly remainers. yeah, yeah I know they have some (more than some) leaving voting seats, but the majority of there voters in those seats are still remainers.
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Taking Brexit back to the people via a General Election doesn't work in my view. I can see what the Tories position would be (the WA, though even that's not a stable view as it's not viable), and possibly the Lib Dems (cancellation?). I guess UKIP's would be clear if they became relevant again.
I can't see what Labours is. It'd be like the original question in the referendum, where no one knew what a vote to Leave actually meant. A Labour vote would have the exact same ambiguity.
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The longer this goes on, the more attractive the going back to the people option becomes. Whether that’s through a general election or another fucking referendum we don’t know, but it is the best option for keeping both the Tory and Labour parties intact.