Certainly no miraculous changes in the voters demographics took place. Sentiments, turnout - about those we can speculate. (E.g. I and probably many people won't go to the second referendum simply because we don't want to be Guinea pigs for testing false positives. Similarly, if I'm asked how I vote, I say "remain", because I don't want to be harassed.)Kat, so nothing has changed?
Are you saying that 52% will vote to leave in a second referendum. For Home Counties only?Assuming the turnout and sentiments from 1/7/2016 (the micorosimulation has 3-month resolution, so this is the data which is the closest to the referendum) for the population demographics from 1/1/2019, I get 52% for Leave. (corrected, sorry - I previously copied the old result I rerun as a test)
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I was trying to make it precise.No German please.
No deal, then as she promised 2 years ago. WTO rules, then.She tried to get the negotiated agreement through the Parl, it was rejected. What is she supposed to do?
Call their bluff.So you're OK with no-deal?
What makes you think so?Brussel's bluff?
More one-liners! How long did this take to write?Because their position lacks logic.
No, it's not that only. Think of BREXIT as a project with deadlines etc. It has been a yuge failure.They misjudged the UK political class.
If you remember the 60s you probably weren't there. We are are now in phase "request new budget"Why should I think of it as a project with deadlines?