Reginald Barrington wrote:You are right Neil, they are going to want to see a party that is worth voting for and at the moment there isn't one, so they'll either stick with what we've got, vote reform (or such) or not bother, your misguided belief that it will drop in Labour's lap is laughable and quite depressing.
As Ray points out, that's not the point I am making. Labour has it's own narrative to form. My point was more that it will lead to an internal battle within the Tory party - as leave voters are going to expect to see something meaningful pretty quickly. The big difference now is that Brexit is the status quo - it has to deliver something.
