May spent 3 years faffing around - those who voted Leave did not.
So the answer is to give the job to someone who actually wants to leave
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Would it not be more telling to put your 1st and 2nd choices instead?
The electorate voted in a remainer, apparently everyone knew what they were voting for, we're exactly where everyone knew we would be
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The electorate voted for the other guy - that why she lost her majority in the HoP
Her party had the most seats and formed a government, exactly what the electorate voted for
Yep, the answer was to not vote in a Remainer in the lead position.
Well done the Tories.
A further answer was not to pander to your party instead of the country.
Well done May.
A further answer would have been for all those who campaigned to Leave, to actually have read something about what leaving the EU actually entailed. As in the process they said would be a piece of cake //static.avforums.com/styles/avf/smilies/facepalm.gif
Leave has had their day. it was 3 years ago.
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How did the electorate vote for her to be propped up by the DUP? - I dont remember that option on the ballot paper.
As most Tory MP's want to remain then then voting a Remain leader in is not that suprising surely? - so were they pandering to Party or Country?
Or perhaps they were just ignoring the views of the electorate who voted to Leave.
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You're the forums own Nigel and Jacob double act.
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