Posted on 10/28/2016 7:01:10 AM PDT by Olog-hai
Britain’s former leader, Tony Blair, says the nation’s voters should be given another chance to weigh in on whether the U.K. should leave the European Union.
The former prime minister told the BBC on Friday that people are entitled to change their minds on the crucial decision.
Blair says there should be some way “either through Parliament, or through an election, possibly through another referendum, in which people express their view.” …
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Tell them it’s “settle law.”
“settled law”
NOTHING is ever settled with Leftists.
They keep coming back again and again and again
like the Terminator until they get their way.
Its like Communism - keep voting until you get the right decision, then never vote again.
Obama probably sent him a “how to” discourse.....saying May can just issue an “Executive Order”.
Leni
The voters have spoken Tony, and they chose to put their country first. GFY you globalist prick.
No takesies backsies.
...NOTHING is ever settled with Leftists. They keep coming back again and again and again like the Terminator until they get their way....
When Hillary loses, She and Obama will ask for another vote to get it right this time.
Settled Law, no do overs. It’s like, now that we know how little people feel, we know how to rig the system now.
Blair always struck me as a particularly slimy butthole.
Best two out of three! Okay, three out of five!
The Tories have been left-radicalized for a while now. That was first proven when they replaced Thatcher with John Major upon her expressing negative opinions of the European Union. And if their ramming “gay marriage” through Parliament isn’t proof enough, I don’t know what is.
Those who lost want a do-over.
The 3-month GDP figures were certainly better than expected, up by 0.5% in the last 3 months. Mostly driven by growth in service sector, other sectors not doing so well. But it’s all meaningless as an indicator of what might happen after actual Brexit, rather than the Brexit vote.
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