The left-led government appears to have begun what may be the process of softening up the public for overturning the largest democratic mandate in British history.
Justice Secretary David Lammy, who seems to have found a niche in the government of soft-launching Labour’s most controversial new policies, refused seven times to rule out reversing Brexit. If enacted, the policy would both be a massive affront to over 17 million Britons who voted in a referendum to leave — more people who have ever voted for anything in British democratic history — and Labour’s own party platform manifesto at the last election.
When appealing to the public for…
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