@cricketwyvern@BBC Economic experts in favour of new trade barriers is a dwindling list. Apart from those who take cash from GBnews/Spectator/Telegraph etc.
@MumofFatCassie@marionfountayne@steverichards14 Johnson won a landslide on 43% promising to build damaging trade barriers & level up the country.
Fair play, Boris delivered the first, & Burnham might also win a term if Farage falters.
@SidewaysShrops@steverichards14 Starmer wanted to "make Brexit work" and win big (on as little as 33.8%) under FPTP following the McSweeney/Cummings playbook.
A vision of sorts.
@ardevwriter@LPerrins Irish republicanism has lots of intransigence, racism & a large minority celebrate the murder of innocents. However the leadership of Ireland is way ahead of Unionism in NI.
@BuyEnglishMade@ga_richardson Ownership does matter.
Don't devalue your currency (Brexit)
Don't build new regional trade barriers (Brexit)
Don't elect landslide majority govts on a FPTP system (e.g. 33.8% of votes) if you want a national consensus to build long-term growth.
@AndrewGold_ok@Babygravy9 Making a (decent) living out of pretending to be impartial whilst plugging populist right causes is your thing, but have some respect for the Sandy Hook victims families.
@sophie_inge@EdwardDanSmith You can't argue with Brexity zealots who claim to understand customs complexity but can't understand context, especially around cost/benefit on reclaiming duties.
For them it's all about immigration which ironically has never been higher since...Brexit.
#BorisWave
@matthew_elliott@andywigmore@CityAM@jimmym Desperate stuff, in an attempt to pretend momentum to rejoin is not growing every year.
It's only a matter of when we rejoin, not if.
@HCH_Hill Our economy would be better off inside the EU which makes government easier, and without FPTP we would have less lurches to populism being rewarded.