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Struggling to work out who to vote for in the European elections? Here's a quick (not entirely serious) guide. 1/
Happy with Theresa May's approach to Brexit? Want to get Brexit 'over the line'? Then vote Conservative. As soon as the deal is done, and the next (more difficult) phase of negotiations begins, TM will be gone. All bets will be off. It may be a bumpy ride. 2/
Committed to honouring the result of the referendum? Determined to end the divide between leave and remain? Then vote Labour. We will neither leave nor remain. Or perhaps we will both leave and remain. I can't be sure. And there will be a people's vote on a table somewhere. 3/
Feel betrayed by politics? Vote for the Brexit party. What is their approach? If they were to say, you'd only feel betrayed, so they don't. It's like voting leave all over again. There is nothing of substance. But you can vent your anger. 4/
Want to remain in the EU? Lib Dems, Greens and Change UK all reject the withdrawal agreement. They don't want to revoke A50. They want a people's vote. They can't be sure what the question should be, or how we might get there. And, they are all taking votes from each other. 5/
I said some weeks ago that the early skirmishing was depressing. If anything, politics has regressed since then. Wake me up in October when we are formulating the next extension request. 6/6
