Whoever will be the new PM, he will have to deal with the necessity to get out of the Brexit deadlock. There are, apparently 3 ways to do that : the no-deal, a withdrawal deal, or revocation of Article 50.
A withdrawal deal has already been negotiated with the EU. It was not accepted by the Parliament. Those who believe that there may be another deal are out of their mind.
The real situation is that there are only two options. No-deal or revocation of Article 50.
I doubt that the Parliament will accept the no-deal. It’s not necessary to be very wise to forecast that this would deeply damage UK and endanger the union itself.
Thus, the only question left is how shall the next PM revocate Article 50. That could be done with a referendum. Or without it. Since UK is often said by ignorants to be the mother of democracy, the referendum could be used. Even though Bojo could revocate Article 50 without hyding himself behind citizens will. Even though Hunt ruled out the no-deal option.
That will be a funny show when the next PM will launch a new referendum to end with a Brexit they supported.
I hope that the end of Brexit shall not burry the questions it raised : why we are together, and what projects we should launch to strengthen our love.
To be continued…
