The voters, they are fickle, confused and confusing. They'd slightly prefer Labour was in charge, they don't think leaving was a good idea but are evenly split on the prospect of a straightforward second referendum, really don't want a three-way referendum but would quite enthusiastically vote to remain if there was one.
I think we're now entering fractal territory in which Brexit is itself a metaphor for Brexit.
Support for a straightforward second referendum has climbed to 40% — its highest figure recorded in a YouGov poll — but still behind the 42% who oppose the idea.
The idea of a three-way referendum, proposed this week by former Cabinet minister Justine Greening, is itself unpopular with voters, with only 36% in favour of the proposal and 47% opposed to the idea.
http://uk.businessinsider.com/yougov-poll-voters-would-rather-remain-in-eu-than-accept-a-no-deal-brexit-2018-7?utm_source=reddit.com
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ReplyDeleteBut internally, I am baring my teeth and quoting that old kotowaza 頭隠して尻隠さず == hiding one's head and baring one's ass.
Well, now I've lived long enough to see the UK's reputation reduced to just such a terrible state of affairs. Never again will anyone be able to say the UK is a more sensible place than the USA - which I freely admit is just chock full of stupid people.
Trumpkins on this side of the Atlantic, Leavers on that side. #MUKGA
Dan Weese First country to undo its stupidity gets insult rights back. At least until they do something equally stupid again.
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