Re: Who are their lawyers?
The Remain campaign also was catastrophically bad. The outcome of the 2016 referendum was not just because of the Leave campaign.
Remain arrogantly assumed a win was assured, they could not conceive of the possibility that anyone would not see the EU as anything but perfect. People voted Leave for a plethora of different reasons and the questions was very simple, in or out. There was no agreement on what leaving would be. For many who voted leave remaining in the Customs Union and Single Market was fine. What actually happened is that as the vote loomed it became clear that the Remain victory was far from assured.
At that point Remain made a mindbogglingly stupid error. Instead of pushing the advantages they attacked Leave. The media was full of statements about how shelves would be empty, house prices would crash, millions would be jobless. All fear-mongering, just as bad as those from the other side.
Then to put the cream topping on the unfolding disaster we had big businesses writing to their employees telling them how to vote. In true British form people will most likely have done the exact opposite simply because they were told to vote remain.
Then we have the 28% of mostly younger voters who allegedly all supported Remain who could not even be bothered to get off their arses and vote.
Once the result was in we had politicians on all sides of the EU and political divide doing their best to ensure the worst possible outcome. Any possible compromise to give a better outcome was systematically blocked by anyone. Hard core Remain MPs voted against everything on a matter of principal. The likes of the ERG voted against anything that was not "pull the shutters down and walk.. Combined they ensured that nothing progressed. That directly led to the 2019 GE with Johnson and "Get Brexit Done".
If politicians had not been so pig-headed and incompetent from the very start at best Brexit could have been avoided and at worst, the UK would still be in the CU & SM. That fixes 99% of the issues we are lumbered with.
There are calls to "Rejoin", we cannot do that, the UK can apply to join. All the benefits the had negotiated have been thrown away and are very unlikely to be clawed back. Equally those claiming that 56% of the population think Brexit was a mistake is conjecture. It is based on a poll, polls that have been notorious for being wrong. Then comparing those numbers with the 32% of the population that voted leave is also wrong. If you take the poll sample and compare that to the population it is a tiny percentage.
I don't like Brexit but it is not correct to lay the blame on those who voted leave. That is with those who did not vote and the politicians. The outcome we are stuck with is fair and square with politicians.