From yesterday's London Lite:
DAVID CAMERON could easily save the Irish from the pain of a second referendum on the Lisbon Treaty. Pledge as Prime Minister to hold the long-promised referendum [in the UK] and that should kill it off for good.
Dr D R Cooper, Maidenhead.
The full, unedited version appeared in The Scotsman.
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5 comments:
The sentiment is fine but I doubt Cameron's will to resist anything EU and also doubt whether the EU, backed by HMG, would abide by a British referendum any more than they have elsewhere.
Of course he won't, that was DRC's whole point.
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Paul Stott's suggestion is that if Ireland votes yes in the next referendum, it should then go to a third referendum for a best of three answer; otherwise it's a draw.
MA, they could save time and have two referenda on the same day, I suppose.
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