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Originally Posted by James
Come to an agreement that a majority of MPs will support. It only needs to be above 50% - no need for a consensus or anything approaching.
Election won't change anything unless both main parties change their Brexit position, unless the (unlikely) outcome happened of one party getting a big majority then they could probably force through any deal.
2nd Ref would likely be another knife-edge vote (unless leave voters are disillusioned and don't bother to vote) so divisive. The MPs supporting it have convinced themselves it will be a remain result this time, and everything will be okay, but there is a high chance it won't work out like that.
No to Scottish independence. That would be adding more chaos to chaos.
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Agree
I think they should hold a series of votes on possible different outcomes - Norway model, Canada+ or whatever, EEA membership, No Deal - and see what has most support. Hold the votes twice if need be including an amended May deal until parliament realises they need to back
something and there's a majority