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Of course there's a problem bailing out companies that face difficulties that may, if anything like Monarch and BHS, be based on dubious financial structures. But then do something about the underlying problem. In normal times, what an opportunity for an opposition...
Bailing out companies and others for Brexit losses on the other hand is likely to be a big thing - based on various announcements we've seen - the latest being this for health services abroad. And I suspect it will continue long beyond exit day... theguardian.com/politics/2019/…
There isn't and never was a single particularly realistic Brexit vision, compared to the various realities on our doorstep, whether full membership or EEA or Swiss model. A recipe for continued dominance of the issue, and why there's no such think as clean no-deal Brexit.
Grateful to @DPManchee for pointing out this example from the US of the impacts of starting a major economic / political policy without thinking in through - in this case the China trade war
