"No. We are losing confidence in the PM's promise to deliver. "
That is no argument for not having a second referendum
The question is whether the likely consequences are nor acceptable to the people
Part of the damage done has been that one way or the other, the strong leadership needed to steer Britain into 'standing on its own two feet' has been totally fractured
THere is no clear consensus in the Tory party and many of the leaders have used this split as a career opportunity - the leading party is now involved in an undignified dog-fight
No grounds for building a new Britain whatever
To go ahead without confirmation would be a total renaging of the duty of any government
Jim Carroll