Boris, Brexit And The Winter Of Discontent

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

69% : Brexit to blame
59% : The fact that Northern Ireland has had far fewer supply chain and labour market issues, and has seen trade with the Republic pick up noticeably, suggests that Brexit rather than global supply chain problems are provoking discontent in England.
56% : He and colleagues will blame inflation and shortages on international supply chain issues, though he has so far done a very poor job of mastering and marshalling the economic side effects of Brexit.
56% : In that light the question is whether, following the shock of Brexit, another political revolution is brewing.
41% : In that framework, Brexit was simply the first major rupture in the beginning of the end of globalization, and by extension, the rule is that what happens in Britain will later reverberate across other countries.

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