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But doesn't the opposite equally apply to Conservative MPs that represent well-heeled urban constituencies that voted Remain? I would have thought this represe
by caf 10y ago
But doesn't the opposite equally apply to Conservative MPs that represent well-heeled urban constituencies that voted Remain?
I would have thought this represented a golden opportunity for a London-based "euro party" to form on the basis of challenging at the next election all MPs in that general region that vote for the enabling legislation.
- Ntrails 10y agoIt's very easy to say "I don't agree but we must abide by the results of the referendum", it's much harder to say "Sod the referendum, I'm voting for what I think is right for the country".