well... polls closed in Maine, time to fire up a giant industrial fan and walk into it.
Henry
I think emotionally a majority of 2016 Remain in the EU voters weren't in favor of the EU, but merely felt getting out of the EU would be too complex but were happy to leave when that choice was made
I'd say only 30% *wanted* to be in the EU, like only 20% who liked freedom of movement
so what comes first in the next week, another Platner scandal? or a widely covered poll where he's behind Collins? will we get both?
so I'm working my way through a series of book on UK politics in the age of Brexit
and whats striking to me is how you have 50% of the country (sorry 48%) vote remain and then remain just disappears as serious political movement
