Richard Armitage’s retweets today, on Brexit. A more direct statement of his position, to vote “Remain” tomorrow, than in his slightly more oblique, earlier, message. I’m glad things worked out so he might be able to vote.
Richard Armitage’s retweets today, on Brexit. A more direct statement of his position, to vote “Remain” tomorrow, than in his slightly more oblique, earlier, message. I’m glad things worked out so he might be able to vote.
Armitage Agonistes 
He should have been watching the debate the day befire;-) well done him for the re tweets. I liked his first message about it too. Glad he votes 🙂 i feel extremely anxious but hope to wake up in Europe Fri morning
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Well, that’s if he is on the electoral roll… And living outside of Britain, he may have neglected that. I hope he hasn’t. It’s such an important day tomorrow. A lot depends on the outcome of this referendum, and has implications for Britain’s immediate neighbours (such as Ireland) and Europe.
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It’s also possible that he submitted an absentee ballot much earlier. I don’t know specifics of the rules, but he might have done that, thinking he might not be in the UK. Big day. Crossing my fingers.
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Good point.
Today is the day. The polling stations closed 25 minutes ago. By 1 or 2 am BST we should have the first projections.
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Terrible result.
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Just woken up – and feel like going to bed again. I could cry with frustration. I am worried for the future of the EU, too.
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All of the Britons I know desperately want to stay in the EU. I hope their wish comes true!
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