Certainly moving to a stronger relationship with the EU in current manifesto, but I have not seen specific words to the effect of reversing Brexit exactly - i.e full membership for the EU, however that is the longer-term aim.
I think all the parties are too worried still about upsetting the people who voted for Brexit. I'm hoping that once Starmer has his boots under the table that we might see some sensible negotiation around freedom of movement, single market etc. It's not something that anyone is going to slap on a manifesto though.
Am hoping too...
I think all the parties are too worried still about upsetting the people who voted for Brexit. I'm hoping that once Starmer has his boots under the table that we might see some sensible negotiation around freedom of movement, single market etc. It's not something that anyone is going to slap on a manifesto though.
Does not matter now. The ardent Brexit voters are Reform fodder anyway.
I saw a meme somewhere that said something along the lines of "a manifesto is a first date not a marriage".
I *think* they were aiming at the notion that a manifesto is the dating profile and how you behave on that first date and is very different to what happens once you are in that relationship where all sorts of stuff changes.Haven't heard that one before, but, rather apt. Full of promise, leading to disappointment and disillusionment.![]()
I *think* they were aiming at the notion that a manifesto is the dating profile and how you behave on that first date and is very different to what happens once you are in that relationship where all sorts of stuff changes.
Your idea works too though ;-)
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The decline continues. Manufacturing was always predicted to suffer near most. From 9th to 12th.