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Referendum blame game

Theresa May has rightly been criticised for her handling of Brexit negotiations.

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She wasted time pursuing a 鈥淭his is My Agreement鈥� policy rather than having discussions with ministers and all MPs in order to formulate plans for those negotiations.

At least equally to blame is David Cameron. Cameron went ahead with a simple 鈥淵es Remain鈥� or 鈥淣o, Leave鈥� referendum, having ignored his advisers who suggested a public opinion poll first.

The results would likely have resulted in a referendum with more options from which he would have been able to formulate plans.

Many demonstrating now to remain will no doubt include some no-voters!

John Spinks, Dieppe

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