Oustiti of our options...

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...'unlocking' the reluctant voters' opinions, assuaging doubts. Blue Brexit not Brexit blues. Hugh Bennett BrexitCentral highlights the Government’s existing commitments on Brexit mentioned in the Conservative Party manifesto [PDF] plus "concrete pledges in further areas, including leaving the EU Customs Union and Common Fisheries Policy".



Plus leaving the single market, leaving the customs union, no ECJ, laws made in UK. Brexit means Brexit. Good.

Oustiti of our options...

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...'unlocking' the reluctant voters' opinions, assuaging doubts. Blue Brexit not Brexit blues. Hugh Bennett BrexitCentral highlights the Government’s existing commitments on Brexit mentioned in the Conservative Party manifesto [PDF] plus "concrete pledges in further areas, including leaving the EU Customs Union and Common Fisheries Policy".

Plus leaving the single market, leaving the customs union, no ECJ, laws made in UK. Brexit means Brexit. Good.

Offering opportunity II...

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UKIP heaven. They have only got one seat in the House of Commons (with 12.6% of the total vote!) and they may have come 2nd in over 100 constituencies (see Update 2 on previous post) across SE and SW England and the Midlands but, more than this, surely the map that highlights UKIP's success the 'most' is the one above, which shows the biggest party swing in each constituency (See 16.38 'The biggest swingers'); UKIP performed in almost every single English constituency. For David Cameron the future's bright; if he was pragmatic (thanks alexsandr at Speccie) could it be blue and purple?

Offering opportunity II...

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UKIP heaven. They have only got one seat in the House of Commons (with 12.6% of the total vote!) and they may have come 2nd in over 100 constituencies (see Update 2 on previous post) across SE and SW England and the Midlands but, more than this, surely the map that highlights UKIP's success the 'most' is the one above, which shows the biggest party swing in each constituency (See 16.38 'The biggest swingers'); UKIP performed in almost every single English constituency. For David Cameron the future's bright; if he was pragmatic (thanks alexsandr at Speccie) could it be blue and purple?