There is a shrill overtone of hypocrisy in the sound of MPs who supported a customs union or “Common Market 2.0” in Monday night’s indicative votes condemning second referendum supporters who did not vote for these options . You quote Stephen Kinnock, referring to the 33 referendum supporters who did not support Common Market 2.0, as saying that: “It appears that some of us were acting in good faith and in a spirit of compromise whilst others were not.
I am an interested observer of the process ongoing in Britain that mirrors the Kremlin-inspired disassembly of democracy ongoing in America.
I’d love to see how and who is calculating everything and anything out 🙄
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