Britain's own Trump

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(07-26-2019, 10:54 AM)Sociopathicsteelerfan Wrote: So, we don't like democracy now?

A second referendum 3 years later is hardly anti-democratic. What if a lot of people's minds have changed after learning new information?

Quote:Not sure I agree with politicians changing the rules after the game. I'd definitely not like for it to happen in this country. I'm sure most in this forum would have been happy with after 2016 Trump won the election but the Dems took Congress and then decided to re-vote for POTUS because Hills won the popular and after all it's such an important decision

One non-binding resolution that was pretty much evenly split is should not be interpreted as a mandate to completely change the economy. How is anyone supposed to have consistency in their government if you can completely do a 180 every time a wedge issue goes back and forth by one percent?