Brexit -am I stupid or what

I'll buy you a pint if we are, clanless Will you settle for that fact that we are definitely going out??

 

The Evening Standard has a great headline for tomorrow, which is a pic of Jeremy Corbyn with the line "Turkeys vote for Christmas"

 

One great advantage of the upcoming election is that we'll for six weeks we'll not have all the nonsense squabbling in parliament. It will then be Manifesto Month

 

It's a very good question as a rule but in this particular year it's down to whether you want to fulfil the referendum result that the UK as a whole voted for. That's irrespective of how you feel about the EU or how 'well off' we will be as a nation.
The tories are the only party committed to respecting that result. The yellows and greens are committed to repealing A50 and staying in the EU, ie ignoring the country's vote which says almost all you need to know about how they treat their commitments, how they think the plebs in to population can't be trusted with their own decisions etc. Labour is simply the biggest mess it has ever been in; my personal feeling is that Corbyn is a commie b*****d, a treacherous wretch that cannot make a decision and will be a resolute disaster while blaming others. He has no plan, will never have a plan and would cock it up if someone gave him a paint by numbers version. Needless to say I won't be voting red either.
As a rule, reds spend the economy into oblivion, blues recover it through spending cuts, rinse and repeat. Yellows make all the promises they like in the full knowledge that they won;t be in a position to be held to account on them.

Of biggest interest to me is that people I've spoken to who have been dyed in the wool, Labour all the way for all time, hate the tories etc are saying that they are inclined (not committing!) to vote conservative simply because of the other parties not honouring the referendum result and that they will not abide.

 

Short version - no.

What we might see is yellows in opposition due to the split on the referendum. Of course there is every interpretation and potential combination conceivably possible but not the reds with a majority.

Just watched the turncoat Chukka Umanna (sp?) blathering on about how many plans Jo Swinson has and trying very indelicately to shoehorn in as many manifesto objectives as possible into a 2 minute interview. Their approach appears to rest wholly on not being blue or red.