It would be, yes. And it wouldn't disprove my point - which is about the quality of the MPs, not the governments, and applies to all parties, beloved of NSC or otherwise!
Of course they were out of touch, way out! The referendum (and the discussions on here bear this out) showed clearly that for millions and millions of us, on both sides of the argument, it was/is a major issue. The fact is that the MPs in their Westminster bubble, their Westminster orientated...
Ah, that old chestnut again. The desire to leave the EU was/is spreads right across the political spectrum, left as well as right. That's why great swathes of Labour heartlands voted for leave.
JC's supporters (those that are genuine JC supporters, not just mischief makers) are left wing, of course.
Good post, spot on. What is particularly significant is that the other parties' supporters were divided too - but their parties weren't. Out of touch with their grass-roots, then, and one of the instances where Parliamentary Democracy, good system though it generally is most of the time, can't...
Not so. With the party system you will always have to vote for a package of measures, some of which you will support, and some which you will not. If you're one of the voters who considers the relevant manifestoes (as opposed to just voting for the party you've always voted for, regardless) it...
Fine, except that Parliamentary Democracy was/is at odds with the general public. All three traditional main parties are pro EU - the only difference between them as far as he EU is concerned is how far they want to crawl up the EU's rectum, so whatever the result of the general election they...
Yes, his iconic "How I laid the seeds for the demise of the EU" after-dinner blockbuster speech should go down a bomb all the way from Brussels to Berlin and back again, with knobs on!