But just what is that sort of polling supposed to teach us?
You'd have said "Disapprove" because you don't want us to leave. I'd have also said "Disapprove" because we haven't said No Deal, stuck two fingers up at 'em and nuked Madrid on the way out the door.
So it seems a little pointless as an educational exercise.
I suspect you are in a small minority with no deal being preferred. In any case - the trend was always going to e negative whilst discussions go on. - surely what matters is polling after the deal is done.
Cameron's negotiation probably polled okay since he talked tough. But when the dust settled it pleased no one.
But just what is that sort of polling supposed to teach us?
You'd have said "Disapprove" because you don't want us to leave. I'd have also said "Disapprove" because we haven't said No Deal, stuck two fingers up at 'em and nuked Madrid on the way out the door.
So it seems a little pointless as an educational exercise.
I suspect you are in a small minority with no deal being preferred. In any case - the trend was always going to e negative whilst discussions go on. - surely what matters is polling after the deal is done.
Cameron's negotiation probably polled okay since he talked tough. But when the dust settled it pleased no one.
Yes, but all of those different motivations - some small, some not, add up to produce a meaningless whole.
I almost certainly guarantee that I'll poll "Unhappy" with the final deal. And then I'll get lumped in the same anti-Brexit group as Scott'n'Paste.
But just what is that sort of polling supposed to teach us?
You'd have said "Disapprove" because you don't want us to leave. I'd have also said "Disapprove" because we haven't said No Deal, stuck two fingers up at 'em and nuked Madrid on the way out the door.
So it seems a little pointless as an educational exercise.
All of Scott's posts are the same. Either:
1) Brexit is shit. Or.. 2) Scottish nationalists are shit.
For about 6 weeks around general election time he does a 'Labour are shit' gig.
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In any case - the trend was always going to e negative whilst discussions go on. - surely what matters is polling after the deal is done.
Cameron's negotiation probably polled okay since he talked tough. But when the dust settled it pleased no one.
I almost certainly guarantee that I'll poll "Unhappy" with the final deal. And then I'll get lumped in the same anti-Brexit group as Scott'n'Paste.
1) Brexit is shit. Or..
2) Scottish nationalists are shit.
For about 6 weeks around general election time he does a 'Labour are shit' gig.