Two fundamental flaws in claims from those trying to thwart Brexit:
1. There needs to be a compromise between Leave & Remain.
Nope, it was a binary choice in the referendum. Leave won. There wouldn’t have been a compromise option to keep Leavers happy if Remain had won.
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1. There needs to be a compromise between Leave & Remain.
Nope, it was a binary choice in the referendum. Leave won. There wouldn’t have been a compromise option to keep Leavers happy if Remain had won.
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2. The personal views of MPs on Brexit matter one iota.
They don’t. MPs voted to give *us* the final say in a referendum and then they voted to trigger Article 50. They didn’t represent the British people’s views on this issue in 2016 and they still don’t in 2018.
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They don’t. MPs voted to give *us* the final say in a referendum and then they voted to trigger Article 50. They didn’t represent the British people’s views on this issue in 2016 and they still don’t in 2018.
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And that’s why it doesn’t matter whether MPs voted to Leave in 2016 or whether they think Brexit is a good idea or not. It’s totally irrelevant.
It is their moral duty to the British people - and to democratic principles - to deliver Brexit.
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It is their moral duty to the British people - and to democratic principles - to deliver Brexit.
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