Saturday's People's Vote March, which a group from Brent Central CLP attended (photo courtesy of Martin Francis) demonstrated once again that a substantial body of people want a final say on any proposed Brexit deal. The only argument I have heard from Boris Johnson on this is that he sees his interpretation of the 2016 referendum result as binding pretty much forever. I notice that seems to apply a different judgement to the results of the 2017 General Election, where he wants Parliament's mandate renewed by a new General Election.
Is it possible that he adjusts his arguments according to what he finds convenient at any given moment?
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