Rejected petition Rule out a second referendum and don’t revoke article 50!

Rule out any option to stay in the EU including a second referendum, the people had their say in 2016 and voted to leave the European Union.

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Any alternate option that involves remaining in the EU shows the lack of respect the government has towards the people who voted in 2016. A vote to remain wouldn’t see alternate options in the table like leaving the EU or a second referendum so it should be the same with the result from 2016. Leaving he EU should be a priority for the government and not looking at alternate options like revoking article 50.

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Date submitted 26 March 2019
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