DURING the referendum not a single leaver said they would be willing to pay a leaving bill.
While many remainders said and expected some kind of exit bill would need to be paid. Now after critical cabinet meeting they have agreed upping the settlement from £20 billion to around £40 billion.
How leavers would have voted Brexit if this would be the kind of payment to leave a 2% swing could have made it nearly a 50-50 split.
With a recent report on Brexit price rises already costing families £7.74 a week of £404 a year.
Another 1% of leavers voting to stay, the then EU referendum would have been even closer.
The country is now left with senior Tory politicians busy stabbing each other in the back.
A strong and stable prime minister would have sacked Phillip Hammond, Boris Johnston and Michael Gove a long time ago.
The UK’s negotiations team appear to be a bunch of amateurs.
Andrew Nutt
Heolddu Road
Bargoed
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