They are considered nice, so an antidote to the Brexers.Can you tell me why?
They are considered nice, so an antidote to the Brexers.Can you tell me why?
They are considered nice, so an antidote to the Brexers.
Because under PR people feel that their vote actually counts, unlike under FPTP...Not sure you tell me. They both did very well a cross the EU. Can you tell me why?
Because under PR people feel that their vote actually counts, unlike under FPTP...
Simples
Don't forget SNP and PC.Brexit and UKIP 35%
Lib, Green and ChangeUK 35%
Nigel Farage's party secured a resounding victory in its own right, but grouped by their positions on Brexit, parties opposed to the UK's exit from the EU secured more votes than those advocating a hard Brexit.
As the Brexit party are a single issue party, your comment is irrelevant.Agreed.
But all these party's don't speak as one voice. Disagree on most else apart from Brexit.
Thus the tories and labour now need to come out with a definitive position...Agreed. We know what the Brexit party stand for and why people voted for them.
The Reamain party's did just as well as the Brexit party
Which contradicts an earlier post of yours...But they were protest votes
I'm not confused what they stand for, and nor are they...Green Party are a little confused what they stand for
As the Brexit party are a single issue party, your comment is irrelevant.
Thus the tories and labour now need to come out
I'm not confused what they stand for, and nor are they...
They got a larger share of the vote because under PR they got MEP seats.
Their increased percentage (mainly because of younger voters apparently) wouldn't have changed their representation in a UK parliamentary election, so in a UK GE their share of the vote will plummet again...
The only conclusion is that
I don’t think you can read anything in to this other than people are fed up with not getting on with brexit.