More clamouring for a “Peoples Vote”
Articles on it here and here
Its difficult to see another way forward, despite May’s King Canute impression two things haven’t changed. She doesn’t have a deal that will get through the Commons and the deadline is still March 29th
So what happen’s next? An extension to the March 29th deadline seems inevitable. The EU will nod it through as they don’t really want a no deal either. This will enrage enough of the swivelled eyed loons to trigger a vote of no confidence in May.
Then what? It might well get voted down and May will soldier on still without a deal that can get past the Common’s (as it never existed) or a new Tory leader, which in reality changes nothing as they can’t magic up a deal that will satisfy the Commons (again it doesn’t exist) any more than May could. Meanwhile the slightly reset clock carries on ticking.
Putting it back to the people starts to look like the only sensible option, with one huge caveat of course, if they vote Leave again then we’re back at square one. Although the reality that Brexit can’t actually be delivered seems to have dawned on enough people to make this unlikely.
The Labour party really need to get their finger out, if they actually starting backing a second referendum it might happen