Apparently Tony Blair says the attitude of Remainers should now be "to strive to make the best of it [and] to approach it with determined optimism, not looking over our shoulders in unrequited longing for what was".
He adds: "No one in the country is going to thank us or think more of us if we behave churlishly in defeat and frankly the challenge of making Brexit work is sufficiently important for our nation, that we cannot afford to be absent from it.
"Britain is a great country. At our best, we are a great people. Our history shows us what our future can be. Time to embrace it."
Good grief I actually agree with Tony Blair! In my view this is what remainers should have been doing from the point of the referendum result, rather than looking for ways to overturn that result, but we are where we are. Better late than never. As Mr Blair says, time to move forward in a spirit of determined optimism and embrace Brexit.
