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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: In 2 days BrExit might determine who will be in the WH. Normally [View all]malaise
(294,664 posts)45. I'm as shocked as most people
believe me. Bye bye Cameron.
Scotland will walk as well
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The world is ending, the world is ending, the world is ending. Sorry, not falling for it.
L. Coyote
Jun 2016
#19
Actually no. We already know that the global economy and American election will not turn on this.
L. Coyote
Jun 2016
#9
AndI with your prediction of the future, which isn't judgement so much as magical thinking.
L. Coyote
Jun 2016
#33
I just quoted the breaking news headline. Maybe they have the top two circulations in the UK?
BlueNoMatterWho
Jun 2016
#16
They do, but that doesn't mean the UK people take the tabloids seriously. -nt-
Lord Magus
Jun 2016
#18
The unwinding will be slow but you are wrong to think the impact will be short term
anigbrowl
Jun 2016
#31
The EU says they want the paperwork by next Tuesday, and they want to get this divorce done as fast
Exilednight
Jun 2016
#50
It wouldn't necessarily. It could just as easily send global investors clamoring for the US as a
stevenleser
Jun 2016
#13
Economically, yes. We could easily go back to 10% unemployment. But you knew exactly what I was
Exilednight
Jun 2016
#28
Because the EU is likely to go into recession and that's our biggest export market
anigbrowl
Jun 2016
#32
We exported more to Canada ($281 billion) than to the EU ($272 billion) in 2015.
pampango
Jun 2016
#36
Maybe that's why Trump supports Brexit and Obama, Clinton and Sanders all oppose it.
pampango
Jun 2016
#14
I digress. If the Brexit happens and the economy tanks, Democrats could hang that
applegrove
Jun 2016
#27
It might serve to wake up some of the republicans who would otherwise vote Trump
liberal N proud
Jun 2016
#52