If I wanted I could commission a poll to prove their were more hot dog eaters in the remain camp than leave, these things are called "clickbait" and most here should be well aware of that.
I'd like to see osbourne go, he's a snake, he knows he'll disappear into the night once he is no longer chancellor, indeed if reports are to be believed, he wanted "project fear" to be even worse then it was, he ultimately cost the remain vote the victory. His approach detached working class people who have had to deal with his "austerity" measures for years with no result.
May is a neutral choice, balanced, more importantly she says brexit is brexit so no u-turn. Gove is a disgrace, Johnson wasn't up for it, he didn't expect the victory and when it came backtracked big time making him an impossible choice, that said, he should have got to stand, only to lose, he would not have won it anyway. I wouldn't be surprised if osbourne told gove to stand but at the same time is speaking to May behind goves back, sort of covering both outcomes, he is a weasel. I mean how can someone who openly stated that an emergency budget will be introduced on a leave vote suddenly say, after defeat, we don't need it and still hold his position. Everyone with some sense knew there would be turmoil in the markets, this is not how things will be, it is a knee jerk reaction from the markets over such a big decision. The Bank of England is also probably allowing a little "we told you so" they could have eased the market days ago, they will of course do it but clearly want some "effect" first.
If being in the single market means losing control of our borders, we won't be in it, it's that simple. The EU can play the big man right now but it won't last, there are alot of UK tourists who visit Spain for example, so if they want to play dirty the UK is in a good position to give as good as it takes. Without tourism we all know where Spain would be, the amount of VW's etc you see means Germany isn't going to want to cause too many ripples. I've said it before, the core leaders in the EU, juncker etc need to go, they see only their vision, it's not a collective vision. Allowing too many people from poor countries devalues the economy, I have no problem with controlled immigration, diversity is good, but the citizens of a country must always be placed first and this vote showed, and we all know, that hasn't been the case for some years.