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These are two different things. At the moment the biggest vote share is for unambiguously anti-Brexit parties. That's different from who has actually won the more seats which is like any other constituency type election. If there was a second referendum as things stand, with this low voter...

What in asking you that question is dismissing a public vote? I accept people voted for her. What I'm interested in is the moral hoops people jumped through to convince themselves that doing so was OK. I bet some of the people who voted for her don't even realise where she stands on the IRA, let...

This is a good read on just one person who Brexit Party voters are supporting. Also check out recent articles relating to her views on the IRA https://www.theguardian.com/media/2005/nov/19/comment.radio

No sour grapes at all. Where do you stand on the question though, did you look at the candidates and not care about the Gary Glitter thing (as just one example) , or did you not look at them at all? Genuinely curious as to the thinking - I can just about understand denial of facts and evidence...

What's more striking is that Brexit Party voters have elected someone who has defended Gary Glitter's right to do what he did. Wonder how many of them actually looked at the candidates and what they stand for other than Brexit? Did they look and not care or do they actually agree with them?

I balked at idiots at first, but it's definitely staggering that people are being so open about thinking Claire Fox represents their views so much they voted for her and are happy to give her a platform for more of the same. Imagine choosing to support a party that doesn't see her as a problem...