Lynne
This is what Nigel Farage said about a 2nd Referendum when he thought Remain were going to win and if the difference in the vote was as close as 52%/48% "The question of a second referendum was raised by Mr Farage in an interview with the Mirror in which he said : "In a 52-48 referendum this would be unfinished business by a long way. If the Remain campaign win two-thirds to one-third that ...
And the ride will not be helped by Farage behaving in the way he did yesterday at the European parliament!
Hmm now..........let us say that the result had been the same numbers and % wise but around the other way. Does anyone honestly believe that the Brexiteers would have shut up? Of course they wouldn't have. They'd have been bleating for another referendum and claiming foul practices within minutes of the result being announced.
and on the subject of the Labour party https://www.savinglabour.com/
From the tv reports from areas that voted leave it seems that many did so because they thought leaving the EU would mean money could go to their areas in order to economically regenerate them. I heard this a lot from people 'up north'. Wasn't HS2 supposed to help this Northern Power House idea? Just seen on the news that the National Audit Office has said funding issues may mean HS2 ...
Johnson and Gove have stuffed the UK (and themselves) and Nige is already whingeing about the official Leave camp backtracking on immigration. As I've said before. What many Leave voters thought they were voting for and what they will end up getting could be far, far, from the same thing. PS Good job I thought to change quite a bit of sterling into Euros last Thursday eh? Phew!
NO
http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/jun/26/lib-dems-pledge-british-return-eu-next-general-election
Roberta - note what 'S' has posted above. Do you have an answer to his question? PS Here's another bit of speculation - it is only a matter of time before many of those who voted Leave turn against the politicians (Johnson and Gove mostly) who led the campaign. Why? Because those politicians won't be able to deliver many things the Leave electorate voted for.
Well perhaps you could explain the point to me then Margaret.
