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On the eve of the Brexit vote, I suggested to a friend of Prime Minister David Cameron’s that the PM should perform a volte-face, as had his predecessors Winston Churchill and David Lloyd George on various occasions. He would explain that his attempt to renegotiate Britain’s position in the EU, to satisfy the legitimate concerns of his people, had been stiff-armed and that, despite the grave risks, he had decided to endorse the Brexit after all.
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|On the eve of the Brexit vote, I suggested to a friend of Prime Minister David Cameron’s that the PM should perform a volte-face, as had his predecessors Winston Churchill and David Lloyd George on various occasions. He would explain that his attempt to renegotiate Britain’s position in the EU, to satisfy the legitimate concerns of his people, had been stiff-armed and that, despite the grave risks, he had decided to endorse the Brexit after all.
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