Remain vs May's Deal: 60-40; Remain vs No Deal 70-30

[Monty92]

There's just no way Leave win a second ref, is there

[Luis Anaconda]

There's just no way Leave win a second ref, is there

Do Not Trust Polls, m (Poles are fine - lovely people)

[Monty92]

Do Not Trust Polls, m (Poles are fine - lovely people)

They are my polls (not Poles, they aren't all mine, just the one I 'rescued' from the streets who resides in my basement)

[SWv2]

There's just no way Leave win a second ref, is there

I thought a second referendum was simply not even an option?

[Monty92]

I thought a second referendum was simply not even an option?

Anything's an option if there's a chance Parliament will vote for it. Burney doesn't think Tory MPs will vote for one, but I'm not so sure.

[SWv2]

Anything's an option if there's a chance Parliament will vote for it. Burney doesn't think Tory MPs will vote for one, but I'm not so sure.

Is it really that simple, Parliament can vote to overturn or ignore the vote of the entire UK people?

Surely democracy has spoken etc.

[Monty92]

Is it really that simple, Parliament can vote to overturn or ignore the vote of the entire UK people?

Surely democracy has spoken etc.

Sort of but not quite. Parliament passed a motion last week that asserts their power to decide what happens next if the Government's deal is voted down. And that's most likely (at this point) to be extending Article 50, as a means of paving the way for a second referendum.

[PSRB]

Of course it would be incredibly amusing if Leave did win again

[Monty92]

Of course it would be incredibly amusing if Leave did win again

I'd prob vote for No Deal, but I can't see it being on the ballot paper.

[SWv2]

I'd prob vote for No Deal, but I can't see it being on the ballot paper.

Is Leave not essentially as it transpires a No Deal vote?