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A straw man argument. I've not mentioned hard or soft Brexit.
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Really ? ....
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Reports in the FT today saying that the Government is getting close to business again. Unlike Gove and Farage, it's been running its slide rule over the figures and realises that a sudden hard Brexit would cause large scale economic and social problems which are not what people voted for. Hopefully a sane, soft Brexit will prevail.
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Not mentioned it? You sure?.....
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Hopefully all those new Lidl employees will press their MPs for a soft Brexit with freedom of movement and no tariffs.  |
I think we must have a 1andrew1 imposter.....
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The irony about this sort of deal is that the EU pays into the EU budget, accepts its legislation but cannot influence the legislation.
But the bigger picture is this - are Boris Johnson and David Davis preparing people for a soft Brexit with freedom of movement and paying into the the EU coffers? This will go down well with a lot of the country but not Farage and friends.
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Labour MPs not wanting to stand for re-election rises to double figures.... Labour MP for Slough, Fiona MacTaggart, is latest to say she won't stand.