We also need to summarise the key reasons why we want to stop Brexit. Build a brighter future sounds positive and optimistic in a rather vague way, but lacks substance or real meaning. It feels rather underwhelming as a campaign slogan – or perhaps that’s just me?
Richard Whelan My concern with these types of agreements is the Supply bit. Can we amend the annual Budget, or even reject it, if it does not fit in with our overall approach...
Mick Taylor @JasonConnor. We are a parliamentary democracy. We elect MPs to make decisions for us. If a future government gets elected on a platform to join the EU, then co...
Jana “ …to fix Britain’s broken water industry”
Accuracy matters. Andy Burnham should be producing a plan for ‘England’s’ broken water industry....
PM @ Alex,
Of course when we were members of the EU the activities of all MEPs would have been of interest but this was only part of what should have been discu...
Matt (Bristol) The bottom line is here, there still needs to be a degree of mutual trust and some kind of parliamentary management / policy coordination between minority and p...
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Good stuff.
A positive message abiut why it’s better to remain a member is surely also required, or has the time passed for that sort of thibg?
We also need to summarise the key reasons why we want to stop Brexit. Build a brighter future sounds positive and optimistic in a rather vague way, but lacks substance or real meaning. It feels rather underwhelming as a campaign slogan – or perhaps that’s just me?