The British Liberal Democrats attract a lot of brexit-map in the run-up to the European elections at the end of this month. “Bollocks to brexit”, is the slogan of the campaign. Freely translated, this is “klotebrexit”.
the party leader Vince Cable suggested today the European campaign of his party for. “Bollocks to brexit” is a popular slogan for brexit-opponents, and is on t-shirts, stickers and campagnebussen to see. But the Liberal Democrats, themselves in favour of a second referendum on the brexit, the slogan now, in their European campaign. The more modest ‘Lib Dem’candidates may, however, also campaign with the slogan “Stop brexit”. the
The Liberal Democrats have the wind in the sails after the good result at the local election at the beginning of this month. Also in the European polls will do the party good. In the most recent prediction of the European parliament if the party of one to six seats.
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Also Labour last Thursday, her European campaign. Party leader Jeremy Corbyn wants, as well as opponents of brexit give a voice, ” he said. “Other parties are focused on a single side in the debate because they are not really determined to the belastingontwijkers, the big polluters, or the financial gamblers who make our economy a decade ago were crashing, tackle,” he said today in a speech at the university of Kent. “We don’t want votes to win only ‘Leave’ or ‘Remain’. We offer anyone the hand.”
Labour was in the local elections – just as the Conservatives for that matter, punished for the brexit-contention. In the most recent European polls remains the loss is limited to one seat.
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It is now actually sure the British also effectively participate in the European elections. The Conservative party of prime minister Theresa May negotiate with the opposition Labour on a uittredingsakkoord, but those conversations dragging on and so is a solution for may 23, is no longer possible, said deputy prime minister David Lidington two days ago.
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