> You don't get a re-do just because you didn't like the outcome. Not asking for a "re-do," asking for a vote on the final terms of the agreement. There is a l

> You don't get a re-do just because you didn't like the outcome. Not asking for a "re-do," asking for a vote on the final terms of the agreement. There is a lot precedent for voting on the final deal, e.g. trade union negotiations. > unwillingness to abide by the will of the people "The will of the people" is her catch phrase, the brexit vote is the only mandate this shows. This comment does not suggest a great level of familiarity with British politics or the Brexit process.