One of the problems with fighting Brexit is we have major players committed to a second referendum, but not to remain under all circumstances:
- Labour (although their 2nd ref would be *if* they won a GE)
- People's Vote campaign (who are organising another march in October)
- Labour (although their 2nd ref would be *if* they won a GE)
- People's Vote campaign (who are organising another march in October)
Where is the loud voice for those who just want to revoke Article 50 and remain. No ifs, no buts, no messing around. Just stop the madness dead, and stay EU members? Six million signed a petition, so the notion has support. But even the LibDems don't go that far...
To clarify LibDem point: the slogans meet the criteria ("Stop Brexit" etc.) but their current route via a second referendum is much more circuitous than the catchy phrases suggest.
(I know the SNP are for revoke, but unfortunately they only cover Scotland. No UK-wide movement.)
(I know the SNP are for revoke, but unfortunately they only cover Scotland. No UK-wide movement.)
Even the "Remain Alliance", a very important development, seems more like the "Alliance for a second referendum that will hopefully deliver Remain".
Where is the Remain version of the Brexit Party? There's a massive political vacuum begging to be filled!
Where is the Remain version of the Brexit Party? There's a massive political vacuum begging to be filled!
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