Briver policy revolves around an imagined voter. It is this voter that prevents work from moving too close, too quickly in Europe, even if almost all work voters would support the rejection of the European Union (EU)—Fort the problem with a veterinary agreement or a customs union. It is this voter who stops the conservatives offering a lot to people from their former hearts in the south of England in the south. And this is the prospect of the departure of this voter to tastes that give both the work and the conservatives the Heebie-Jeebies. Where does this voter live? In the cemetery, generally.
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