But what Trump’s triumph also does is to strengthen the case for re-examining the Brexit decision.
Bullshit. Trump is likely to favour a UK/US relationship more favourably than his predecessor. Likewise, thawing of relations with Moscow is not a bad thing. So, no, we do not need to overturn a democratic result. Fuck off already.
Keegan is talking out of his ar$e – again. Another Remoaner who is STILL unable to accept the largest political mandate in British History. What the fuck is the matter with these people?
No, don’t tell me – its only “democratic” when it goes their way, else it’s “populist”
Wanchors !
If Clinton had won, she would have put pressure on the UK to find a way to overturn Brexit, now that Trump has won that is good reason for the uk to overturn Bexit.
See a pattern from the remoaners?
If anything Trumps victory makes Brexit more sensible. The opportunity for a quick and easy free trade deal with the US gives us access to a market thats a) comparable in size as the EU, b) culturally more allied to the UK and c) already has significant business links with the UK. Physical proximity is less important in these days of instant communication and ease of global shipping of goods. It makes keeping membership of the EU Single Market less economically vital, and thus makes our negotiations with the EU easier, as they’ll realise we have options other than them.
Quite.
There is no case for re-examining the Brexit decision, non at all.
Why the fuck do we need to ‘re-examine’ the Brexit decision?
It was put to a vote. The people voted for Brexit.
That’s it.
The UK/US relationship is based on shared national interests which don’t change every time there’s an election. The identity of the people who currently hold office and how well they actually get on with each other is at best a minor factor in a relationship that’s based on much more fundamental concerns.