Britain Votes to Leave EU in Referendum
But Gibraltar and Scotland vote to remain in.
A referendum on European Union membership was held in the United Kingdom on June 23. The Atlantic Sentinel endorsed a remain vote, but 52 percent voted to leave.
But Gibraltar and Scotland vote to remain in.
Today’s challenges are too big for any one nation state to tackle. Europe in particular needs to work together.
The leave campaign has convinced nearly half its followers that their decision will be overturned.
As long as the United Kingdom stays in, the EU will never develop into the thing Britons fear.
Outers would rather half a million young Britons didn’t vote than extend registration by a couple of days.
Most proponents of leaving the EU don’t dream of turning the United Kingdom into a free-market utopia.
Conservative-leaning Middle England holds the balance in Britain’s European Union referendum.
Euroskeptics would dethrone the man who has won them two elections in a row.
Advocates of a British withdrawal from the EU are undermining the public’s trust in institutions.
If the referendum doesn’t go their way, the outers will come up with a reason to demand a second one.
The former mayor of London has revealed himself to be something of anti-EU fanatic.
Passion is not what persuades voters.
Business leaders and other countries want the United Kingdom to vote to stay in the EU.
Those firmly in favor of a British exit from the EU see proof of a conspiracy in every setback.
Those who believe Britain would be better off staying the European Union are right to point out the risks.