If you wish to claim to leave the EU, but then go on and sign up to an equivalent deal and call it something else that is dishonest. We should be looking at ways to get as much of our current benefits as possible is also Labour's position but like many have said before that's fantasy land. The problem everyone is facing is that people's wishes, reality, and the good of the country are currently 3 different points that are not in alignment.
Only party I can think of that wants to do that is the Greens. And that's depressing.Well yeah, but you have parties out there that do not want to leave the EU.
LD run on the platform of 'We'll try to stay in the single market then put the deal to referendum' technically. It's a solution that tries to stand between both parties but ends up appeasing neither.
To the Snp though. The better option.
Only if you support Scottish independence.
You'll get a referendum for that question.
Yes but the constitutional circumstances have changed since then. There will be no independence unless people vote for it. Turning a general election into a referendum over a single policy is really shortsighted.
If you look at snp's manifesto and flyers that wasn't the case.
Sturgeon didnt do that - the opposition did. Sturgeon had initiated the processes for another referendum without any expectation for a snap election. Once it was called, the other parties then campaigned almost exclusively on opposing another referendum.
I think the problem is that for many it's to choose whether the brexit is hard enough not for the LD single market or no brexit.
Britain Elects said:
Just a few weeks too late :/
One doesn't see tories outlasting brexit.
Somewhere right now there are tory strategists thinking about calling a new election and let labour jump on the Brexit grenade.
Just more and more examples of how austerity is just an ideological choice and not necessary.
