#Leavers

Simon Cox

SimonFRCox

Leavers beginning to realise EU states see EU *fundamentally* differently from how Leavers see it. THREAD 1/9https://twitter.com/simonfrcox/status/1337174629719437313 Some Leavers believe UK’s economic/political interests/qualities are fu

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ChewyBB

To all Leavers accusing Remainers of not caring about fishing industry job losses... 1. We didn't vote to kick out EU citizens who chose to settle here, or put red

John Cotter

John_Cotter

Paul has tweeted this, so I don’t have to. But, I’ll go anyway. I’ve said it before: it’s rather easy for white, middle class *English* remainers to be all “let’s

Ian Dunt

IanDunt

Not bothered by Labour voting for the deal. It can't be stopped. It's better than no-deal, which is the only alternative. In that scenario, abstain or voting for are the

Yet Another Columnist

Sime0nStylites

1. Some thoughts about picking over the bones of the referendum loss.TLDR - get over it, move on, and most importantly, find a better strategy. 2. From an analytical perspective,

Alexander Clarkson

APHClarkson

An issue not raised in the House of Commons Russia Report is how unwillingness of successive UK governments to properly support teaching of languages such as Russian, German, Chinese, Arabic,

Edwin Hayward 🦄 🗡

uk_domain_names

There is a notion in Remain circles that everyone had access to all the facts of Brexit, weighed them up, THEN decided to ignore them.Reality's more prosaic: the massive Brexit

Christabel Cooper

ChristabelCoops

This is correct from Goodwin. But the question is whether Leavers expected some kind of tangible (though not necessarily economic) benefit as a result of laws being made in the

Chris Hanretty

chrishanretty

I have some reservations about the claim that Covid-19 divisions now run deeper than Brexit (1/n)https://twitter.com/pollymackenzie/status/1304301641810706433 The basis for the claim is that the proportion of mask-wearers who hate, resent

Sebastian Payne

SebastianEPayne

There's a lot of fascinating stuff in @TheBFPG's epic survey on British foreign policy, but I'm most struck by the split in Conservative voting base, esp following 2019 election43% of

Max

maxetempler

I've not tweeted about this yet, but at @BritainThinks we published our latest version of the #BrexitDiaries on Monday (full report here: https://britainthinks.com/news/the-brexit-diaries-the-end-or-a-new-beginning-a-study-by-britainthi

Alexander Clarkson

APHClarkson

The paradox here is Jones falls into the same blind alley Remain leaders angered by him didSoft Brexit would still have needed willingness to make a positive case for deep

The Purple Pimpernel

Eyeswideopen69

1As a first-generation Erasmus program student who went on to study full-time in two continental universities and to live and work in several of its member states, I cannot properly

Christabel Cooper

ChristabelCoops

THREAD: Why Keir is right about the second referendum policy *with data*TLDR: Most leavers who defected from Lab would have done so anyway. But failing to back a PV would

Phil Syrpis

syrpis

I don't know whether it is worth going here yet again... but the core of the difficulty with Brexit lies with the nature of the referendum mandate. Short thread. 1/8

Michael J. Hicks

HicksCBER

1/n Quick thread on today's jobless claims numbers, with a single state focus. It is grim news that highlights how misleading the jobless rate is today. As of Oct, Indiana's

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