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Old 21-03-2019, 14:59   #245
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Re: Brexit (New).
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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 View Post
The argument for Brexit has been won and the Withdrawal Agreement reflects this. The argument for the form of Brexit has not. That's why the ERG and DUP need to support this agreement and then make their case during trade negotiations. If they supported it, most Tory MPs would too. They are the log jam through an obsession with s clean Brexit, not Remainers.
You are so wrong, Andrew. None of the other ideas put forward actually amount to leaving the EU, a point which remainers continually don't get. The 'red lines' Corbyn wants to dismantle relate to the very reasons leavers voted to leave (not accepting free movement, etc). There is only one form of Brexit ( a no-deal) or Withdrawal Agreement first, then Brexit.

It is, in the end, a binary choice, much as remainers don't like it.
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