| ▲ | teamonkey 43 minutes ago | |
I don’t think Cameron did much serious negotiation on this front. He resigned the evening of the referendum results. It was a deliberate choice by his successors to pursue a hard Brexit. A softer Brexit was always possible and likely would have been more acceptable to the EU, as it would have had less financial impact and disruption to trade. | ||
| ▲ | fidotron 33 minutes ago | parent [-] | |
That's what happened afterwards. The referendum was triggered by a failed negotiation between Cameron and the EU in the first place. | ||