New leaders would be good.
The trouble with new referenda when the first one was meant to be definitive is that in that case, they are pointless. If people give the "wrong" answer, just do it again.
The problem we are having is mostly about Mrs May being a Remainer and not really understanding why Brexiters wish to leave.
She assumes folks only wanted to slightly change the relationship with the EU. There's hardly a constituency for her position.
She had the chance to sell people on the opportunities the UK would have in leaving. And she didn't have the imagination or skill to take it.
I'd swallow the short term economic effects of no deal, in order to recover the benefits of being a free, sovereign democracy.
She had the chance to sell people on the opportunities the UK would have in leaving.
One problem which I do understand: this is that both parties have Brexiters and Remainers amongst them. The EU faultline is different from the normal political one. So a party leader doesn't want to lose their supporters.
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