EU referendum, brexit and the aftermath

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miro_o in reply to @JWestland
The climate that now polls towards Remain?

Thankyou for the example of tone deaf reading of what the polls show;
- The Conservatives at 40%.
- Labour at 27%.
- 50% would support a second ref.
- 20% support No Deal
- little support for an extension
- little support for a GNU
My guess is you see that and are drawn to 50% supporting a 2nd ref? Amiright? But a 2nd ref contains splits over what choices and arguably is not an outcome in itself.

I see the polls reflecting a country desperate for Britain to shit or get off the pot. Reaching for Boris (for leavers and casual believers) or a 2nd ref (for remainers and the agnostics/materialists).

Maybe I’m reading too much into it :D

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JWestland in reply to @miro_o

I was thinking of long running polls of attitudes of Remain VS Leave.

Problem is however that if you vote Conservatives you may get a no-deal anyway, so then you have to go to LibDems, and Labour last time took any Labour votes as Leave votes.

So in reality, we are stuck with the parties and only Labour/Libdems are willing to give something now.

Abour the Conservatives, it seems they don't care. You are right they are for the Leavers, and only for the English leavers too.

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