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Old 08-01-2017, 02:35 PM #19
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It was arrogance, Cameron and Osborne didn't think they could lose.

For 30 years politicians had been avoiding letting public vote on anything EU related because they were afraid the public would vote against. I think so much time has passed without giving us any say that Cameron either forgot that or thought we'd just vote remain because we were so used to being in. He seriously miscalculated.
I disagree I think it was a double bluff, besides how could the PM and the secretary of state of a European country be seen to personally back brexit?
It would've annihilated European confidence in the UK whichever way the vote went.
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