If no one in the Tory Party has the balls to push the button, the British public will elect politicians who will in October. Many of the dire warnings about th

If no one in the Tory Party has the balls to push the button, the British public will elect politicians who will in October. Many of the dire warnings about the economy fell on deaf ears with the white working class precisely because they feel like they've got such a poor deal from the present arrangement. UKIP will reform, re-organize, and probably rename to the UK Nationalists over the summer and stand on a platform of invoking article 50 and rejoining EFTA. Buoyed by white working class votes they will take a swathe of formerly Labour seats in the north and former industrial heartlands and in the Tory shires. There's very little reason to suppose that working class people who voted Leave at this election will vote Labour at the next.