Thread: Brexit discussion
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Old 25-01-2018, 15:38   #1668
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Re: Brexit discussion
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Originally Posted by Hugh View Post
So does that mean that any political party/grouping (if they are not currently in office) can be treated as a campaign group, as they are not in government (therefore cannot set "official government policy"), and any and all of their Manifestos can be dismissed, if they are later elected, as "aspirational"?
The 'Leave' campaign was not a political party. Both Labour and the Conservatives had MPs contributing to the campaign.

The use of the wod 'Let's' also indicates that it was a suggestion. It certainly was not meant as a pledge.
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