40% is 'widely supported'. That there is a 60/40 split in a demographic over some political issue, I don't think has anything to do with anything tangent from

40% is 'widely supported'. That there is a 60/40 split in a demographic over some political issue, I don't think has anything to do with anything tangent from that. Wide pluralities of pro-Brexit people are actually pro-Europe. Anti EU != Anti Europe, or anti anything else for that matter. Once those young people grow up a little bit, experience the world, and see how European politics work, how currencies work, and see the implications of all of that, they might be more pragmatic about it, and possibly pro-Brexit. When I was younger and lived in Europe, I was 'default pro EU', because I knew little about it. Now that I know a lot more, I'm much, much more skeptical for example. But most relevant to the article, I don't think it has anything at all to do with 'travel' ... neither does Trump.