Britain's own Trump

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(07-26-2019, 04:22 PM)Belsnickel Wrote: This is a false analogy. A politician breaking promises can get voted out if they don't keep their word. It is a person making promises that may not work when they are faced with the reality of governing. These rules were in place long before Brexit was on the ballot as to how things would proceed given a country leaving the EU and how non-member states gain privileges in dealing with the EU. They just flat out lied. The result is something that isn't reversed as simply as a new election when the term is up.


I'm not really sure what this has to do with my post, but whatever.

And as I said: if times get rough outside the EU I'd assume they could always vote to re-enter; seems the EU is all too happy to have them. I didn't mention anything about getting voted out; I said void the election, so the analogy is not false.

My intention is not to be argumentative; simply providing my $0.02, but whatever.