Brexit Referendum Day

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(06-24-2016, 10:59 PM)Belsnickel Wrote: The argument for the second vote is that because the winning side was lower than 60% and voter turnout was lower than 75%, there should be a second vote. This would be interesting now, of course, since one of the major claims about money being saved by not being members of the EU has been admitted to being bull shit by Ukip leader Nigel Farage and it was something many people based their voting on.

This is going to be a mess. The Scottish cabinet meets tomorrow at Holyrood, and I fully expect an announcement of a second referendum to come shortly thereafter since First Minister Sturgeon was all over the idea right away.

There are already protests all over England. I don't expect this to improve much at all soon.

I must admit most (all) of your posts on this are sour grapes. England thrived a few years before the EU; I'd expect they can do the same going forward. The country voted and the majority spoke.