Or just accepting, and acting upon, the will of the majority vote in the EU Referendum. We all knew it was... winner takes all.
So... An advisory EU referendum which MUST be delivered upon. And a vote in parliament which May says WILL be ignored. Dogma not democracy?https://twitter.com/Independent/status/821378516256231424 …
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Yes, a small majority of a limited electorate who voted for £350m extra NHS funding & were assured of remaining in the Single Market.pic.twitter.com/r4bDqJ4ISB
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There are a 102 LibDems in The Lords; should that number be significantly reduced to reflect the (democratic) mood of the nation?
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In Coalition we tried to make the House of Lords an elected chamber. Conservatives refused.
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But it is what it is; and I accept that. As I accept the EU Referendum result; and the vote on PR (also rejected by voters).
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It’s more nuanced than that, surely? After A50 trigger, even if parliament votes against deal, EU will kick us out?
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Depends on whether Art 50 can be revoked
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I’ve not seen anything to suggest it could be. Presumably would need consent of EU27, which wouldn’t happen now?
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