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Rees-Mogg: “We will know at some point, of course we will. But it’s a question of timescale.”
Guru-Murthy: “So how long have you got?”
Rees-Mogg: “We won’t know the full economic consequences for a very long time, we really won’t.”
Guru-Murthy: “Of course not, but I mean we’ll have an indication. We’ll know if there’s been chaos, we’ll know if there have been job losses.”
Rees-Mogg: “The overwhelming opportunity for Brexit is over the next 50 years.”
- For the proles. His opportunities are already presenting themselves.Fax_Benson
- [insert specifically-violent sentiment against Rees-Mogg that could land me in trouble with the authorities]detritus
- He could be the worst of the lot.Fax_Benson
- Ever since I first saw him pop up on Have I Got News For you years ago, I've wondered why he has any relevant public existence. He lives in a different world.detritus
- If he's the worst and most regressive right-winger, then going by current trends in the world he'll inevitably be PM soon :)yuekit
- It's a crowded field.Fax_Benson
- we need politicians from the real world, not political work shy elite.shapesalad
- There are lots of great constituency MPs from the real world, from all different parties. We need a system which allows them to get to the top instead of the cuFax_Benson
- Rees-Mogg is the most absurd example of many unfortunately. Brexit was always about protecting elite wealth and nothing else, shame so many were suckered in.fadein11