EU referendum, brexit and the aftermath

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mmccarthy in reply to @TGR

The lack of other ‘reasonable’ options is a headache and one which will not be cured in my lifetime, that is a pity. Perhaps future generations may have better options.

Also newly formed 'reasonable' parties tend to get targeted by the other big parties before they can get enough traction.

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TGR in reply to @mmccarthy

Yup. Oddly I was thinking about this, new parties nearly have to align themselves to the ‘traditional’ parties which completely defeats their purpose. Like a non-sectarian party which gets continually asked which religion they support - like the old jokes.
Things won’t change here for a long time unfortunately.

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Murakami in reply to @TGR

To be optimistic, I think it will. Not too long ago ROI voters still voted on civil war lines, FG vs FF

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