Labour's Brexit Policy Is Long Past Its Sell-By Date

Simon Wren-Lewis, New Statesman
Most people think about Brexit as a binary divide. While true in terms of Remaining or Leaving, this framework is misleading when thinking about any Brexit deal. A better model is to think about three different groups. The first comprises Remainers who see no value in compromising over Brexit. The second is made up of people who will be satisfied with nothing less than a complete break, ie no deal. Finally you have a group that includes some Remainers who would be prepared to accept some kind of Brexit deal that falls short of no deal: the compromisers.