Brexit campaigner Nigel Farage leaves a meeting at the European Commission headquarters in Brussels on Jan. 8. (Francois Lenoir/Reuters)In the months since the 2016 Brexit vote, some who backed leaving the European Union have shown a certain amount of remorse. Focus groups, the authors write, “distinctly captured an emergent sense of regret amongst a relatively significant proportion of leave voters. Labour leader Andrew Adonis said a second vote would overturn Brexit. Liberal Democrats made a second “exit from Brexit” vote a plank of their 2017 campaign.

Source: Washington Post January 11, 2018 17:49 UTC