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Originally Posted by Pierre
Within 2 years?
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FFS. The majority that chose to vote at the referendum and General Election chose to vote leave. We’ve done it twice already.
And “ how we leave”? Thee are just two ways, with a deal or without one.
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So, if people choose without a deal, then that is what we do.
Why people voted for a particular party at the last election does not prove positive support for leave. Locally people voted both Labour and Lib Dem because they wanted to remain (this was very clear on their election leaflets). Yet the Tories won because people vote Tory no matter what round here.
Oddly enough the constituency voted remain in the EU referendum. So general election support does not equal support for leave. The two main parties have both leave and remain MPs, if most of the remain MP's had lost their seats, then the general election result would backing leave.