I didn’t come into politics to talk about #Brexit. I came into politics to improve people’s lives and this week we have committed to a funding boost to our #NHS. This is what people elect me to do and I am totally committed to ithttps://www.redditchadvertiser.co.uk/news/17342648.redditch-mp-insists-towns-alexandra-hospital-has-bright-future-as-prime-minister-launches-nhs-long-term-plan/ …
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No but like it or not it’s your job to do so. Seems very convenient that you wish not to talk about Brexit as it doesn’t support your own agenda but are you forgetting that your constituency voted leave? You should be fighting for what they and the country voted for.
I can and do do both. I support Brexit and have voted for it. It is what my constituents want by a majority of 62%.
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But you support May’s deal which isn’t really leave. If anything it’s worse than remain because it doesn’t allow us to take back full control without the permission of the E.U. The backstop could leave us trapped into the E.U. with no say.
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They must be pretty worried about Jaguar Land Rover.
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The deal on offer is the opposite of Brexit, it ties us to EUcontrol over many areas, with no voice and no exit.. no deal, and wto is the only way out.
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You cannot claim or even think this Deal is the same Brexit that the 62% majority wanted. I voted remain and so I wouldn't want it either. Just to point your own words back at you "Read my lips: I do not believe" you.
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