>Those of us who voted in favour wanted a clean break
Delusional in thinking that all 17.2M wanted the same thing...
The only thing 17.2M people voted for was a direction of travel, at no time have they been given an option to express an opinion about the mode of travel...
Additionally, whilst the hard Brexiteers might have wanted a "clean break", what they overlook is that once the UK leaves, the UKs negotiating position will be much much weaker than it is now; al the fun-and-games with the EU27 is just a taster to the fun and games we will have with the WTO...
Biting the hand that feeds IT
