To say the fucking least
Regardless of whichever way you voted in the EU referendum, we can all agree that the way negotiations have gone since that day 33 months ago is nothing short of embarrassing. And that’s not me projecting my opinion onto other people, a new Sky data poll shows that as many as 90 per cent of Britons believe it is a ‘national humiliation’.
The poll conducted by Sky News also asked Brits who they lay most of the blame at for the current shambles that the country finds itself in, with the most common answer being the UK government.
Next was MPs in general, not exclusively the government, while just 7% blamed the EU. Just under a quarter of responders blamed all of the EU, parliament and the government equally.
NEW: Here's who Britons blame for the current state of Brexit, from our latest @SkyData poll.
– Theresa May (34%)
– MPs (26%)
– EU (7%)
– All of them equally (24%)https://t.co/mQJxgKn3zX pic.twitter.com/8lz35Zbdpz— Aubrey Allegretti (@breeallegretti) March 20, 2019
And then asked whether the way the UK is dealing with Brexit is a ‘national humiliation’, 90 per cent said yes, just three per cent said no and the remaining seven per cent admitted they don’t know.
Asked if the way Britain is dealing with Brexit is a national humiliation, @SkyData poll responders say:
– Yes (90%)
– No (7%)
– Don't know (3%) pic.twitter.com/zt9AVvQp2J— Aubrey Allegretti (@breeallegretti) March 20, 2019
That’s pretty damning for this government, who claim to be carrying out the will of the people. Nobody was asking for this.
