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Old 14-04-2019, 14:42   #1621
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Re: Brexit

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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 View Post
I've voted for MPs without worrying about their views on Europe as until now, it's been a non-issue at the elections I've voted in. It will clearly be an issue with MPs like Kate Hoey and John Redwood whose views on this issue are at odds with their constituents. Ditto Remain MPs in leave-voting areas, But an election might be a little way off.
You are rationalising without knowing anything about the constituency. I’ve canvassed on the doorstep and know what I’m talking about.

Your argument smacks of the typical Remainer’s rhetoric: the leave voters didn’t know then what they know now; ignoring that the leavers would have taken into account the forecasts of calamity in the guvmin;s brochure.

It would be better if you stuck to what you can substantiate.

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