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Because we'd be trying to rejoin, Sweden is already in. Previous membership would not make a difference. The EU has always wanted all members to use the Euro since its inception and I think that is a condition of any new memberships now. -
Of course, but this was about Biden, not yet another comparison.
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Strange she never got UK/dual citizenship decades ago.
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a la Hillary Clinton.
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An occasional slip is forgivable but Biden's regular blunders instill doubts and low confidence.
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Different.
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Most of these "fantastic optouts", rebates and vetoes had disappeared before we left. But, yes, going back in would be much, much worse.
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This comment is beyond the pale and just one more sign of disrespect from The Bozo in Chief.
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What Barnier announced does not matter. He is no longer an officer of the EU.
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If the UK rejoins the EU the Pound will be dead. Be careful what you wish for.....
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Plus the Euro is down after the German technical recession news, anyway.
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Reality is the mistake of joining in the first place.
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a likely net contributor to the EU budget ????
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You are very funny every day.
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Inane cobblers. Treason would have been a word to use if the vote to leave had been ignored.
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Go back to eating newspapers.
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SOS different year.
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How are any of them any use to SME's in the UK now?
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All of them. Small companies cannot absorb the costs of them as easily as corporations.
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I do agree that the main downside to leaving the EU would be economic - always have - but in the long-term I still think it's worth it. That is, of course, an opinion.
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The clips of Trump are cut short to suit this loon's twisted narrative. I'm not going back there.
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If you take in this kind of out of context and highly edited bs, that explains a lot. Nothing to do with Biden's spending addiction though.
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I know that you can't demonstrate evidence to support that rubbish.
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A matter of opinion, which has already been settled on a national basis.
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And Biden decided it was a good idea to spend trillions more after all that. But I think that you may be right about a coming recession.
