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To: pepsionice
That's interesting, I was just thinking the opposite. That she has caved to the power cravings of all politicians and wants innumerable terms in office so she's giving the masses another chance to reverse course. I didn't think the original vote was exactly a landslide in favor of leaving the EU. Or am I wrong in that? By the way, given your handle, are you related to Hugh Hefner?
38 posted on 04/18/2017 9:14:23 AM PDT by ExSoldier ("Terrorists: They hate you yesterday, today, and tomorrow. End it, no more tomorrows for them!)
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To: ExSoldier

If you look over at Labor (the opposition party)...roughly one-third of the normal voters from a decade ago are gone.

They had an internal campaign about four years ago...just for party members only, and Jeremy Corbyn came in. If you were looking for the extreme far-left crowd....that’s who took over the Labor Party. Even the middle-ground crowd...they are gone. On the BREXIT vote....Corbyn and about half of the labor movement went pro-BREXIT.

I’m only taking a guess but I suspect that Labor will lose at least 10-percent of their seats. This election, I think, is not that much about BREXIT....as it is about confirming May’s way ahead. Lot more positive feelings. I do agree....maybe 50,000 Brits will be leaving for Europe, but the vast number of Brits, business operations, and banks....will be staying.


39 posted on 04/18/2017 9:49:38 AM PDT by pepsionice
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