Didn't quite put the debate to bed regarding farmers who voted to lose subsidies? Or is it another case of leave argument falling apart like a cheap suit again?

When I asked up thread if you knew anything about this you said yes, but you keep asking the same question. Ihe system of payments to farmers is going to change. The farming community welcome this, CAP as been very unpopular, through various iterations, for years.

Perhaps they’re concerned with wider issues than their own financial advantage.

The same ones as 17 million plus voters who aren’t farmers.

It's tragicomic that MPs have all swanned off on carefree holidays after getting the Brexit extension. They should stay put until something is thrashed out. Priorities.

Sadly not in their remit.

That should be in the past tense.

It would be so interesting to see what people are feeling now. I can't understand why some don't see that sentiment has moved on as the game has changed. Or maybe they do see that and they are trying to thwart the will of the people by blocking a further vote.

In the 1970s it only took 2 years to elapse for there to be a confirmatory vote. Since then there was no real prospect of a vote changing anything until the very recent history. Now we are back to a vote could easily drive changes. So let's have one.

Great

Nothing to fear from a plebiscite then. Let’s get on with it and confirm the will of the people.