Comments by "Mark Welch" (@markwelch3564) on "James O'Brien reflects on what should happen next with Brexit | LBC" video.

@nick1065 I can't wait! We'll start seeing the government actually solving problems 🙂
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@Carl-hs420a so where are these fresh ideas for a different Brexit?
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Both Labour and the LibDems are proposing closer alignment and rebuilding relations if they are government, but it's going to take more than one term of Parliament, no matter who is governing. We need to prepare long term plans if rejoin is going to happen
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I understand your concerns, but we haven't even got rejoin on the table of mainstream political discussion yet. Is it a bit too soon to be worrying about how the end plays out?
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@the_real_tho4346 Thankfully their time is running out - only a few years left to endure...
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@richardlewis7498 well, did you get the Brexit you voted for?
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@the_real_tho4346 but we won't know until we ask! As long as we do so without arrogance and entitlement, it won't hurt to open discussions about what would be expected before we could rejoin
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@coinneachreid8971 if you are in Scotland then go with the SNP, absolutely! Down here, Labour are our best realistic chance for the near future, so I'll be backing them to get the Tories out
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I understand your concerns, but we haven't even got rejoin on the table of mainstream political discussion yet. Is it a bit too soon to be worrying about how the end plays out?
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@matthewrice3432 Rule 34?
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The EU is pretty open, you can see their accounting reports on their website. Can't say I've ever read one though, they're a few hundred pages long...
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@janendrik6607 the Eastern EU border is a massive land border, but solutions were found. The Scotland-England border is tiny in comparison!
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@coinneachreid8971 to be fair, there is no rejoin ticket in the next election. Even the ultra-Europhile LibDems only have a roadmap that aims to rejoin a decade or more into the future We should start that process though, preferably soon!
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