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This is the sorry story of Brexit, Jan. The whole thing has been for personal gain.
David Cameron only ever granted the referendum as a short term fix to an emerging problem from UKIP (he never expected to lose it). Boris and Gove chose their sides at the last minute not on what they believed was right for the country, but rather, which side represented the best vehicle to the leadership of the Tory party (they never expected to win it!) Both are still at it now, of course. For Theresa May' s part - she did the perfect job of saying all things to everyone, whilst keeping her powder dry to become everyone's compromise candidate for the top job. Again, she's doing the exact same thing now - saying all things to everyone.
Given this, the people I really, really feel for is those in parts of the country suffering from chronic under investment by Government - and who were hoodwinked into genuinely believing that leaving the EU, and having fewer EU migrants, will suddenly make their lives better. Sadly, the truth is that the reverse will be true.
