I personally suspect that will be the case

which I'm ok with as long as we get a better informed decision (ie, that this time people know it means leaving with no deal and a hard NI border)

I still don't think the Remain camp get it that you can't win a campaign purely on economic negativity, which frankly not enough people understand and is difficult to predict with any accuracy even by those who do. They need to do a much better job of selling the benefits of the EU.

The Leave camp has a much easier job - for example they are already able to spin May's incompetent negotiating strategy as being all the fault of the EU trying to overrule the will of the 52%, and it works because not enough people (or MPs or Ministers, evidently) understand the EU or its institutions.

Posted By: CWC, Jan 22, 09:55:41