[1andrew1]

Originally Posted by Mick

No because we have already had a referendum with a result of leaving the EU, this means complete departure from every aspect of it. I don't know how many more times I have to say that.

The question on the ballot paper did not ask if we should partially remain in the EU, it was either leave or remain, leave had over a million more votes.

Maybe James Cleverly's article will make you reconsider? He's a Brexiter.

We Brexiteers have had to accept compromises – but here’s why the Chequers proposal is a workable plan
The first point that Gavin Barwell, the Prime Minister’s Chief of Staff, made was that we would be leaving the EU. We would be leaving the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice. We would no longer paying multiple billions of pounds a year membership fees. And we would be taking back control of who can live and work in the UK.
This means that the big three issues that underpinned the Brexit vote would be honoured; sovereignty, immigration control and money.
Over 17.4 million people voted to Leave the EU. Naturally there will be a multitude of reasons why people voted Leave, but this Government’s proposal addresses the issues that were explicit in the referendum campaign on both sides – Remain and Leave.

https://brexitcentral.com/brexiteers...workable-plan/