Re: Brexit (New).
We know. A minor detail in our (the UK) desperation.
One step at a time. The first big hurdle in the minds of the public is 29th March. Once that's out the way, and everyone get's used to the fact we are still in the EU, if May's deal goes down there'll be a further (longer) extension and EU elections. As this thread demonstrates, and I'm sure it's the case with the public at large, many feel strongly about the 29th March date, it's a symbol of how Brexiteers still control our destiny.
We wouldn't want to upset everyone too much at one go. It's not easy undermining a democratic process. Polling between 1st and 11th April will be frantic.
Last edited by jfman; 21-03-2019 at 20:44.
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