Jeppy

Her overwhelming duty is to do what's best for her constituents and the country as a whole.

By respecting the Referendum result.

But if that makes the entire country considerably worse off, why would that be in our best interests?

Because it was the result and time will tell on the UK's prosperity

are you a fortune teller? we may be better off, we may be worse off - that is a risk the public want to take. there may be a case for an EU ref 10-20yrs down the line but we won’t know until we do it

In the event of a no deal we WILL be worse off. No report says otherwise. The severity is debated but the actuality is not. If we Brexit only an orderly managed withdrawal should be undertaken.

all short term predictions, i would imagine any Brexit will cause short term troubles, we’re making huge chances to the country! - what will Britain be like in 30yrs after a no deal? better or worse than if we stay in/have a deal? no-one knows that, no-one has a crystal ball