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Re: [Update] Cameron promises EU referendum by October 2017
Hang on a sec'. So people on here want a referendum on the EU to let the people decide but don't trust people to vote in a General Election as they might vote Labour.
Can't have democracy only when it suits an agenda! |
Re: [Update] Cameron promises EU referendum by October 2017
What? Who said they don't want a general election to take place?
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he said, but nobody trusts people to vote in a General Election when we have one as they might vote Labour. |
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I think what Jon is saying (I could be way off the mark don't shoot the messenger) is that some of us on one hand are saying give us a vote on EU membership whilst worrying that people will vote labour back in at the next election. I have to be honest I am the same as Maggy I have no faith in the political system as it stands but I know opting out isn't the answer. That said this is about the EU not the wider political scene in the UK. Just give us the damn vote in a years time more then enough time to have a decent debate and does away with the years of uncertainty and gets rid of the ukip problem before any general election job done Dave and no need to lower yourself to trying to bribe the electorate. Go on Cameron have a go at having a real principle and acting on it.
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Interestingly, it looks like support for leaving the EU is on the slide at the moment. See here |
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The actual YouGov survey for the Sunday Times is here - some interesting voting intentions.
And at the YouGov site, some interesting commentary (especially about UKIP). Quote:
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Prior to Cameron's speech: Remain in the EU: 36% Leave in the EU: 42% Not voting: 4% I dunno: 17% Afterwards: Remain in the EU: 40% (up 4%) Leave in the EU: 42% (down 8%) Not voting: 4% (up 1%) I dunno: 17% (up 3%) Even more interesting is the question of what people would do if we got 'new terms': Remain in the EU: 55% Leave in the EU: 22% Not voting: 5% I dunno: 18% Cameron hasn't specified what he wants these new terms to be and it's likely that he'll win some concessions after all. He seems to have played his hand very well..... |
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Tony Blair was a huge problem for the UK, second only to the bumbling strutting fool, Gordon Brown.
As we have survived them I have no doubt that we could survive after dumping the EU. In fact I am sure we will thrive after dumping the EU and getting our borders under a sensible control. |
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I just wish we could dump the EU now. |
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