Is it time for a clean sweep?

So how do we feel about a government which was so certain about the outcome of the referendum that it failed to set in place a strategic plan for if we left? Are you tired of hearing about possible problems when we leave rather than seeing a focus on the positives?
By The Newsroom
Published 15th Jul 2016, 15:00 BST
Updated 7th Jun 2018, 20:28 BST

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Let us remind ourselves that at the time of the referendum Cameron was PM, May was Home Secretary and Hammond was Foreign Secretary and now Hammond is backing May as PM.

She has said she will not be calling an election till 2020. So does it look to you of a case of business as usual, same old, same old and do you have any faith in this?

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One wonders if covert May supporters encouraged Gove to put himself forward as they feared the Boris effect?

Leave supporters may have more confidence in Leave campaigner Andrea Leadsom who is being supported by Iain Duncan Smith and Boris.

Do we feel if she is PM, the wishes of the people are more likely to be followed more speedily with less dragging of feet? Will she bring in a new regime? The people have certainly shown they want change.

Time for a clean sweep?

Carole Woodland

Cooden Drive

Bexhill

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