I have just attended my first anti-Brexit protest, a rally where MPs from all the main parties except the SNP called for a People’s Vote.
The call fell on sympathetic ears, but the speakers were pretty vague about the question “the people” were to answer.
Lib Dems were the first to demand that, given the impossible promises made in the Brexit campaign, once a deal had been negotiated voters should be given a chance to say whether that was a version of Brexit that they wanted, and whether, in the light of the outcome of negotiations, they wanted to change their mind on whether to leave the EU or not. Others have been slower to catch up, but it looks as if an ‘endorsing’ referendum might now be the only way forward.
In that case, what should the question(s) be? I had assumed that “People’s Vote” with all its resources might have a preferred answer, but (presumably to hold their alliance together) their website is not yet specific.
Lib Dems are not so constrained, and we are in a position now to decide where we stand, so that we can continue to take the lead.
The apparent difficulty is that there are three possible ways forward: no deal, May’s deal, and no Brexit.
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