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What order, though? I still can't decide.
A referendum, an Article 50 extension, a general election.
Extension before referendum. So then where does the general election come in?
A referendum, an Article 50 extension, a general election.
Extension before referendum. So then where does the general election come in?
Not like that, like this
Extension - referendum - election
Extension - election - referendum
Election - extension - referendum
Extension - referendum - election
Extension - election - referendum
Election - extension - referendum
First one.
Article 50 extension - for the purpose of a referendum - and a general election only after Brexit is annulled.
Article 50 extension - for the purpose of a referendum - and a general election only after Brexit is annulled.
The Tories are going to split on this, but labour is split as well. The new Tory leader can't be challenged for a year, and they get cross-party co-operation to protect against a vote of confidence while they sort Brexit out.
The Brexiteers are going to howl about it, but there's nothing they can do. With remain support from Lib Dems, SNP, Plaid, and most of Labour, they'll be untouchable.
Extension - referendum - general election
Extension - referendum - general election
