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Edwin Hayward ('Slaying Brexit Unicorns' author)

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In January 2016, Nigel Farage and Leave.EU created a detailed 420-page plan for leaving the EU in a managed decades-long process (It didn't survive long). To date, it is still the only comprehensive plan ever authored by the Leave faction...
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Of course, what happened was the different Leave factions found the plan too constrictive, because it stood in their way of being able to promise all things to all people. Dominic Cummings even lauded the lack of plans as a Leave strength in a blog post before the referendum.

Here's how I covered the lack of plans in the various Leave camps going into the referendum in my recent book, "Slaying Brexit Unicorns" 🦄🗡️ (Available from Amazon on Kindle and in paperback.)

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