In reply to Bob Hughes:
> it depends on who your Tory party candidate is. If they are a committed remainer or moderate, they are your best chance of moderation. If they are a head-banger, vote Lib Dem. Labour isn't going to help you either way.
Sadly I don't think this approach will work. My Tory MP was a very committed Remainer - I worked with him on the campaign. But now he's in the government and not, as far as I'm aware, arguing effectively, if at all, against TM's hard Brexit approach. His explanation: "I'm a democrat - and the country (and his constituency) voted for Bexit" doesn't really wash with me. A true democrat would recognise that 52/48 is not a decisive result, that the median view based on that outcome is the softest of soft Bexits (ie remaining in the single market) and that if opinion shifts as the options become clearer then a true democrat would allow a second referendum to reverse the decision.
Committed Remainers should vote this time for one of the parties that is unequivocal in its opposition to a hard Brexit - Lib Dems, SNP or Green. I've been out on the streets for the Lib Dems this morning.
Martin