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Originally Posted by Chris
Smaller than the EU, but not smaller than Canada. The UK economy is in fact substantially larger than Canada’s. As several of us have repeatedly stated, Brexit always was about regaining sovereign control so as to create opportunities, as well as political accountability for the way those opportunities are pursued.
Failure of trade negotiations with Canada is a political failure of the UK government, not a failure of Brexit. But thanks to Brexit, the present government can be held entirely responsible for that failure at the ballot box. No shuffling of EU commissioners, no rearranging of unwieldy rainbow coalitions in Strasbourg.
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At the ballot box where you can get 5 million votes and not return a single MP, where the majority of votes are meaningless and the government formed with 100% of the power for 35% of the vote makes changes to peoples lives for the better (chums and donors) or worse (everyone else) with impunity for 5 years and it's dismissed with a glib
we can vote them out