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Old 07-09-2016, 12:55   #1568
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Re: Post-Brexit Thread
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Originally Posted by Maggy J View Post
Would that mean that if Brexit not fast enough this government could lose the next election?
It's about people being patient. The government is in talks with other countries re trade deals and won't be activating Article 50 until next year at the earliest.

By then they will have worked out the strategy for dealing with the EU.

What matters is not the speed of the Brexit but the quality of the deal with the EU and the deals with other countries who want to trade with us.

By 2020, when the next election comes, we should have a better idea what Brexit means and which party is best placed and prepared to run the country efficiently and effectively. Hopefully, by then the Labour party will have sorted out who their leader will be and what policies they want to offer.
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