And why the EU Commission is necessary to dictate progress towards union.That's the problem with 28 countries trying to agree about something.... Or indeed, anything.
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And why the EU Commission is necessary to dictate progress towards union.That's the problem with 28 countries trying to agree about something.... Or indeed, anything.
And why it costs so dammed much to keep the leviathan rumbling along.And why the EU Commission is necessary to dictate progress towards union.
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I'm surprised that the creation of the word Brexit hasn't had a more favourable effect for those wanting out, given the importance of having such a title for the public to focus on. I thought it would be far more effective, given no equivalent for the other side. Remain just doesn't have the same cachet.result of the first two weeks of campaigning:
Remainers: 40% (up 3%),
Brexiters: 37% (down 1%),
Undecided: 18% (down 2%).
Still surprising to see the audience of last night's QT remain by and large in favour of Brexit..
I agree, but doubt there will be enough agreement to have anyone clearly leading the out campaign, not in time anyway.The Brexiters need a much more articulate front man than Boris, Chris Grayling and Nick Crafts to win over the undecided. Michael Portillo's my favourite front man.
Indeed, the art, science and language of politics:Who can put the best spin on it, never let the truth get in the way of skilful manipulation.
for the moment, before it goes into full fester like the Scottish independence issue did after they lost the election. Now the Brexit types have come out of the woodwork it seems unlikely they'll return there (and Boris has found his hobbyhorse to the top).I agree, but doubt there will be enough agreement to have anyone clearly leading the out campaign, not in time anyway.
So in the end we are likely to get what we have in so many elections, the irony of a few undecideds deciding the outcome.
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I'm pleased he's chosen the out camp, since I think in the end we'll vote to stay in.(and Boris has found his hobbyhorse to the top).
And that was a Scottish audience as well.Still surprising to see the audience of last night's QT remain by and large in favour of Brexit.
yikes, I'm (admittedly very) biased, but choosing between boris and portillo is, just, easier for me than say between trump and bush - it feels as if were getting into an era of increasingly terrible dilemmasAfter QT, I stayed up to watch Andrew Neil's This Week. Portillo impressed me by his experience and manner. I thought he'd pull a lot more heart strings than brash Boris Johnson.
yes he has more substance than boris:Unlike Boris Johnson, Portillo never rubbished the Remainers' arguments. He will listen carefully, then replies. I like his mild manners.
Fast forward to time index 27:50 if you want to listen.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b073gmxw/this-week-10032016
I wouldn't take too much notice of that Dundee audience, in the Scottish Independence referendum Dundee voted very strongly for independence, 57% to 43 %, a far bigger margin than the country as a whole.And that was a Scottish audience as well.
They gave the SNP guy a real going over and seemed not to want a second Scottish independence referendum either.