[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by DemolitionRed

Someone who can admit when they get things wrong.

We need a more genuine politics and if that means standing up to the hard right of their own party as well as the tabloid media who’s experience has already taught us that they will never be satisfied with anything that compromises their own ideological fixations.

Instead of a general election, it would have been more honest for the government to admit that they had got things wrong and that they now want to work on and communicate a more realistic expectation to the public, as well as give business, organizations and individuals more warning of the need to prepare for what’s coming next.

The government is trying to sell us a plan that has already started to fall apart at the seams.

Neither should they give in to the hard left of their own party. It works both ways. Both extremes are equally distasteful.

[DemolitionRed]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

Neither should they give in to the hard left of their own party. It works both ways. Both extremes are equally distasteful.

SCREAMS

Its not about giving in to the hard left, its about listening to different options, including options from their own party. Like I've already said, If the government had listened a little more and a little better, it might not be making the fundamental mistakes it has.

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by DemolitionRed

SCREAMS

Its not about giving in to the hard left, its about listening to different options, including options from their own party. Like I've already said, If the government had listened a little more and a little better, it might not be making the fundamental mistakes it has.

They listened to an unexpected majority vote - to leave. That is what they are doing and that is what the remainers can't stomach.