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Nigel Live On LBC now
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There will be more pro leave eu members fighting the uks corner now...and that's all that matters...hopefully we don't leave at the end of October thus ensuring farage gains the keys to number ten. |
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The percentage points may drift a bit either way for or against brexit, but that's not really the point. The country is pretty evenly split to both sides.
I have said 100 times now that the real options are no deal brexit and revoke article 50. I don't personally think that parliament will actively vote for either of those options, so given that, it has to go to the people in the form of a referendum. If there is another ref, and I think that is the only way of breaking the parliament fiasco, then there should be no fudging. It should be a straight choice .... no deal brexit or remain. Thats what the ref should have been first time around. |
I wish people ignored jpegs on facebook and twitter and listened to actual debates by the people involved on the radio - they go into far more detail, explore points fully and get much needed voter interaction from all sides.
I think a real problem with the "remain" side is that they tend to get a lot of info from social media sound-bites that are often proven to be fake news? |
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I heard so many remainers say that the EU elections will be a kind of second referendum, allowing people to demonstrate with their vote that they want to remain.
How wrong they all were. Again. |
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Brexit Party 29 Lib Dems 15 Labour 10 Green 7 Conservatives 3 SNP 3 Plaid Cymru 1 Change UK 0 Breaking this down into pro- and anti- Brexit Pro Brexit Party 29 Labour 10* Conservatives 3* Total = 42 Anti Lib Dems 15 Green 7 SNP 3 Plaid Cymru 1 Change UK 0 Total = 26 *According to their manifestos only. |
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And let's not pretend either side is immune to fake news. |
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the worst thing about the vote is 73% could not be bothered to vote
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Again, the EU elections showed only very basic things: 1) Still pretty much a 50/50 stalemate on Brexit in general. 2) Nowhere near a majority on wanting no-deal Brexit. 3) People are very unhappy with Conservative and Labour. All of these attempts to "illustrate" anything other than that, by either side, by doing gymnastics with the figures is just propaganda. |
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