A “Clean-Break Brexit” Now Most Popular Choice Among Brits, Nigel Farage Claims
8 May 2019, 13:44 | Updated: 13 May 2019, 09:36
Quitting the European Union without a deal is now by far the most popular option among British voters, Nigel Farage has claimed.
The Brexit Party leader said there had been a “big mood change” for a so-called clean-break Brexit.
He spoke to Nick Ferrari a day after the government confirmed the UK would take part in the European elections later this month.
It’s because there is now not enough time to ratify a Brexit deal before polling day on May 23rd.
In last week’s local elections, pro-EU parties the Lib Dems and Greens performed well.
So Nick asked Nigel whether there was now a change in mood for staying in the bloc.
“There’s been a big mood change,” the Brexit Party leader said.
“Leaving on WTO terms, a clean-break Brexit, is by far the most popular option.
“I would urge you, not to judge the local elections on people’s EU feelings, but in 15 days we’ll have a European election, let’s talk the morning after that when I think what you’re going to see is that those that want Brexit will win those elections.”
