Complete Brexit, then at the following election - the public will vote for the government that offer the best policies “Post-Brexit”, including (if they are daft enough) for any party to continue standing on a “Reverse Brexit” ticket by that point.
I can see the Libdems being wiped out once Brexit is done so far as to be irreversible.
I can see the same happening to UKIP, but all the while Brexit isn’t done - there continues to be “unfinished business” with them.
Labour - need to come out as to what they will actually do in office.
Are we going to take the chance that an incoming Labour government won’t turn over Brexit on the spot otherwise?
Think of how tempting it would be…
EU: “Congratulations Mr Corbyn. You’ve become Prime Minister at last. As one Socialist Regime to another - We’ll supply you with UNLIMITED 0.1% interest loans to fund ALL your spending plans - so you won’t have to raise taxes AFTER all… IF you drop Brexit on the spot of course!”
Corbyn: “Hmmm. Oh. Yes. Ok. No Problemo, my Masters! The NHS will be saved, the country will be bankrupt - but I now am safe for my full five years in office. My local councils will spend money all over the place making sure the forces of the Right - never hold sway in this country again.” I’ll pass laws rendering continued pro-brexit speech counting as “Hate Speech”, and it being illegal in future to anyone more Right Wing than Nick Clegg to hold any public office in this country. EU Commissioner #3 - If you’d care to unzip yourself, as you can see I am already kneeling, ready to lick… Just say the word, and it will be made law in the UK."
EU: “Splendid fellow! - Now… We’ll need to ask you for a little more in future by way of Brussels Contributions… Orban is being a pain, and we’d like your funding and personnel to bring about “Regime Change” in Hungary. Your contributions will be raised from £351m per week to £750m per week, give or take a quid or two. Yes that’s right. We’ve admitted that the £350m on the side of the bus WAS the lie we always argued it was - it was in fact £351m per week!” 