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Have MPs become so binary in their thinking that they would vote for a Brexit which even under their own ideology is worse than staying in the EU, just because they can technically call it Brexit?
Let's start with Jacob Rees-Mogg.
He's changed his tune his tune. In 2016 he said leaving was better than staying. In November, he said the Brexit deal was worse than staying. Now he's saying the Brexit deal is better than staying.
He's changed his mind twice!
@Jacob_Rees_Mogg
He's changed his tune his tune. In 2016 he said leaving was better than staying. In November, he said the Brexit deal was worse than staying. Now he's saying the Brexit deal is better than staying.
He's changed his mind twice!
@Jacob_Rees_Mogg
Then there's Greg Hands.
He said this deal was "one of the worst possible combinations" and voted for the deal second time around. He cited changes as his excuse. Even though the overwhelming majority of legal opinion said the changes were insignificant. @GregHands #BrexitVote
He said this deal was "one of the worst possible combinations" and voted for the deal second time around. He cited changes as his excuse. Even though the overwhelming majority of legal opinion said the changes were insignificant. @GregHands #BrexitVote
