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Old 23-06-2017, 06:35 PM #8
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But May is also pushing for a hard Brexit so what choice do they really have there? Are you suggesting that, as both party leaders want a hard Brexit, anyone who doesn't should simply abstain from voting? They surely have to still go with the party that best represents their own interests otherwise.
I would have thought the lib dems would have been a better option.

For heaven's sake Brexit is much bigger than a general election and, if they believe all the hype about the hazards of leaving the EU as it seems most do, then they would be prioritising it over an election that can easily be changed in four years.

All the evidence suggests either greed or naivety/stupidity,
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