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Where do you come up with this dribble G?

For anyone debating whether Leave or Remain ‘won’ last night... it was a draw. We’ll see what happens from now from Lab and Con, but you’ll think their positions will become more polarised now too. At a guess, you’d think we’re heading for a no deal or a second referendum now.

I think either way the major parties are screwed. A hard Brexit Tory Party will lose out to Lib Dem in certain areas. My guess is that Labour will promise a referendum on a deal. The difficulty with that is there’s no time for a hypothetical Labour Govt to negotiate a deal whilst a significant...

Ironically, you’re the one now dribbling.

If free trade agreements aren’t agreed sharpish then ‘Project Fear’ will very much become ‘Project Reality’ and I think you’d agree with that.

If you’d opened the report, you’d find it was from 2013. Before the referendum was even announced or even Government policy. This is an analysis of the economic impact of our EU membership back up by empirical evidence. Disagree? Fine, let’s discuss it. The findings were impartial in the...

It’s a Government paper, not an opinion piece in a newspaper. Gov.uk isn’t known for peddling propaganda.

This made me laugh. The same University taught me to refute arguments based off quick 2 second LinkedIn searches. Perhaps we’re more alike than you think?

You’ve made an argument on a comprehensive, Government paper based off the back of a 2 second LinkedIn search? Pick out something in the paper what you don’t agree with, and have evidence to the contrary and then we can discuss it in good faith.

How would living in France affect his impartiality? Equally, how would living in France Male said Brexit Party MEP less capable in his role? It’s irrelevant.

Why is living in France a problem? If it was, how would you feel about the Brexit Party MEP who lives in France?

Have a read through that.

Not really, Labour did well in 2017 and has had a socialist as leader since 2015. The Welsh first-minister has also shadowed Corbyn’s Brexit policy — which people have criticised. People can’t continue to blame all Labour’s issues on Blair. PC as well as being a nationalist party, has been...

Equally, it’s ambiguous stance on Brexit has caused a lot of Remain Labour voters to defect to Lib Dem. Labour is never going to put no-deal on the table at an election. So stands little chance of out-brexiting the Tories or the Brexit Party. The saving grace for Labour would be first past the...

According Sir John Curtice, the polls for today show about 35% for hard Brexit parties (UKIP + Brexit Party) and 35% for pro-remain parties (Lib Dem, Greens, Change UK, Plaid Cymru) - Tory, Labour and SNP we’re left out of this. It’s madness how polarising this issue is. I reckon Tory positions...

Parliament can't pass a deal, and is against a no-deal brexit. Brexit isn't going to happen until something gives, and the liklihood is that a GE or referendum will be needed to break the impasse.

A lead of 1.8% isn’t a large margin at all. A re-run of a referendum would be very close.

A referendum isn’t done on constituencies like our general elections, it’s a simple winner takes all.

From the 2014 European elections, Brexit Party has absorbed all of the UKIP vote, and a bit more. Probably has taken more Tory than Labour votes but it’s nuanced. The Lib Dem’s have taken votes off both Tory and Labour voters and Greens (who I voted in 2014) will mostly be current/ex Labour...

We’ll have to wait and see...