Cameron didn't represent me and many other remainers. As he resigned after the referendum I consider what he said irrelevant, his only interest was saving the Conservative party from UKIP - well, I suppose he achieved that? Interesting that May was defeated on a deal that isn't much differential from Johnson's, apart from the mess he'll create in Ireland if he gets the opportunity to ram it through.Interesting that Will Sweet is a remainer, I guess he sees supporting Johnson as good for his political career? I'd agree with you that Corbyn is at heart a leaver but he's enough of a democrat to support the Labour party wish for another referendum now the vote can include a definition of what Brexit is being voted for. (Personally, I think the timescales being indicated looks unrealistically short but if Corbyn et al are looking at a softer Brexit perhaps they know from Starmer meeting with the EU they will be keen to jump at it to get shot of Brexit, particularly if they think it will resolve the Irish issue, and the next result coiuld be to remain? Remember I'm a cynic!)Another hung parliament will be interesting, particularly if there's more remain MPs in Northern Ireland; in fact if there's more Irish remainers and the Tories win I'd say that's goodbye to Ulster, Scotland and the UK ... again, some cynicism there; Boris the Bumbler in the history books?
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