EU referendum, brexit and the aftermath

That won’t go down very well.

We have little to no leverage, and we've pissed any goodwill up the wall.

Ultimately, in dealing with the EU as a third country (or an incipient one) we'll take what we're given. Thank Cameron and the idiots who voted Brexit for putting us in this situation.

That won’t go down very well.

But a ‘won’ GE would precede the referendum. The referendum and terms being a manifesto promise.

It’s at worst equally as democratic as the current situation. The likelihood is Boris is bluffing about a deal and/or just failing miserably ... I don’t think there is a mandate for that.

Edit {In response to ‘not going down well’ domestically, but perhaps you meant with the EU27}