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Old 13-04-2019, 20:22   #1593
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Re: Brexit

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Originally Posted by ianch99 View Post
What's with the word police? We all knew what the post meant. Maybe he should have used an obscure french word instead

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A contradiction surely.

He 1) doesn't support his constituents (against Remain), 2) he doesn't support his country (for Hard Brexit) and 3) he does not support his party (voted against Mrs May)

Apart from this, he is a great MP ...
A shallow reply from you.

John Redwood has consistently campaigned against the EU's hegemony. He has consistently supported the concept of a Common Market. The electorate in his constituency have returned him to Parliament since 1987 fully knowing his position on the EU.

As you know, Brexit has turned everything on its head and your contribution is specious.
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