Yes, I only care about reversing Brexit at this point. I guess a softer cuddlier Brexit is an improvement on cold hard Brexit, but I'm not really interested. This election was only 1 step towards *my* interests, just like Macron's win over Le Pen fuels *my* interests. So May triggered Article 50 on March 29, and by March 28, 2019 it needs to be revoked. As seems quite legal and possible.

(The Business Insider link references a 2nd Scottish Independence Referendum, and I'd say with SNP's loss that that's completely dead - but that will also strengthen the case *against* Brexit. As long as SNP was still threatening Scotland leaving the UK, the rest of the UK could ignore them as traitors and whingers. But now that they're firmly part of the team again, their opinion - quite anti-Brexit - matters. Additionally, the alliance with DUP Northern Ireland is a major coup for open borders, again anti-Brexit spirit.)

The chances May's coalition can hold together until March 2019, and that May herself isn't deposed? Not the best, I'm happy to say.

PS - "my interests" isn't just a selfish Peracles viewpoint - it's my thoughts on being a European, on the EU as being perhaps the most progressive large-scale experiment ever in mankind, that solving many of the pressing problems of the foreseeable future require inter-government/inter-people cooperation and not a return to purely national self-interest and power politics oblivious to practical outcomes, and of course a counterpoint to the sewer that the US has voted into power. I don't want that "special relationship" hanging like an anchor weight around our necks - I want it to be dragging the US (or the eternally unrepentant reptards) screaming into the progressive future.

PPS - I'm also quite tired of the slander against Brussels. I see the results of EU efforts every day, and mostly they're a very progressive antidote to the local knuckle-dragging Neanderthal populism or just the ugly misogynist/racist/corruption-strewn backwards tendencies of much of the population. Much of our progress comes *in spite of* our worst tendencies.

As an example, 18% of all deaths come from smoking, versus what, 4% or so from driving? But look at all the precautions against dangerous driving & ill-equipped vehicles, and the few against smoking - and smoking remains as popular as ever, with access/new recruiting for minors to smoke still high. But a few weeks ago a major new law against smoking took effect in most public places - probably against the overall will of the people, but hey, all those famous European Wars probably all had very popular support, stirring pride and confidence in the Playing Fields of Eaton and such, and here we are, only 1 very contained European war in over 70 years. Bitch about Brussels all we like, it's doing us a world of good.

 the non-dogmatic, not overly charismatic, sometimes lethargic Corbyn

​Something tells me his lack of charisma was his superpower here. Like with Hollande, whose whole pitch was "hey, how about a boring president for once?". Even his love affairs were eye-rollingly tedious.