LBoris victory Post Reply

[1973Dude]

We have been through a democratic process and according to the exit polls. The BBC says that we likely to have a Conservative Government with a big majority.

Despite Labour MPs blocking Brexit deal then offering a second referendum (and being heavily punished for it with the biggest beating since 1935), LibDems 'wanting into the EU' (and being pushed further into fourth place), Boris' party has won. 

The country knows what it was voting for with Boris. The MPs on the majority benches all have a clear mandate. Leaving the EU. So I think that is a clear message under this great system we have.

Let us get on and bring this country back together. 




 

[Astolat]

Nah. More people in the country voted for parties offering to remain or second referendum so hardly an endorsement of brexit.

Democracy doesn’t make me a sheep so I’ll not be following you off the cliff waving a union flag thanks.

[KatherineHepburn]

No thank you.
I am still hoping that the EU will be offering an option for individuals to remain a part of the EU as suggested by Guy Verhofstadt in 2016. You want to leave, then go for it. I'd rather stay within thanks.
This election, like Brexit, was won by a whole bunch of dodgy bots and the right wing leaning mainstream media. Looking at the election map London was well aware of that. You don't 'bring a country together' by abusing half of it. 

[windmill26]

Astolat & KatherineHepburn,WELL SAID!!!!

[FrankJ]

Well said above. More people voted for parties willing to remain or offer second referendum. Also less people voted conservative last week than people who voted to remain in 2016.

[catboo1]

Totally agree with the above posts. More people in the country voted for parties offering to remain or second referendum so hardly an endorsement of brexit. I’m also hoping there will be an option to stay within for those who wish to (as Guy Verhofstadt suggested).