rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm glad these > policies are out, but I wonder how many would have > voted for a government offering Brexit and nothing > but In 2015 UKIP were more or less offering just that, and from memory got about 15% of the vote. Which I reckon is about the figure of a hard core that still want Brexit at any cost. It's a pity Corbyn didn't have the balls to offer a 2nd referendum once details of the deal are known. It's not saying there won't be Brexit, just giving people the choice to decide once the full details are known. I don't think that would've put lots of voters off voting Labour, because as is usual at general elections, people were voting for other issues that are more important to them, NHS, Education etc, the bigger picture not a binary choice. For an election that was supposedly to all be about Brexit, very little was mentioned...