> Polls show the population regrets Brexit 57% is what I said and would have expected to see. Aside from that, I'm going to go out on a limb and say that a pol

> Polls show the population regrets Brexit 57% is what I said and would have expected to see. Aside from that, I'm going to go out on a limb and say that a poll on "do you regret brexit" is looking for a particular answer. > The UK took a big hit to GDP as a result of Brexit During that time period, we had Covid, global supply chain disruptions, Russias invasion of Ukrain, central banks raising interest rates, energy and food prices going up globally. Brexit was just one of many factors effecting the UK GDP. To say "GDP went down because of Brexit" is disingenuous. > ordinary people have faced steeper household bills ever since This one's the biggest clue that Brexit isn't as bad as people are making out. The EU country I'm living in, and those I've visited on holidays in the last years are also complaining of exactly the same thing. It's across EU (the world?), but people look at the UK and say "See, Brexit was bad".