Undoing The Madness Of Brexit

A YouGov poll released today shows that just 30% believe that Britain was right to leave the EU which makes me think what are the 30% looking at to think that Brexit has been anything other than the dogs dinner it promised, and turned out to be.
I would go further and faster than Keir Starmer did today in his UK/EU Brexit reset deal and rejoin the Single Market and the Customs Union but this is an initial great deal that will start to repair the damage the Conservatives done when they so recklessly wrenched us away from our largest trading partner to the tune of 4% of our GDP.
You would be hard pressed to find anyone in business who is not celebrating with the Federation of Small Businesses saying it is very welcome and Supermarkets calling the UK's new deal with the EU as being good news for shoppers as it will reduce prices and even Farmers calling it a success while Trade Unions are saying it is a win for British businesses, British jobs and people's pockets.
Weirdly, the only people speaking out against it were the Brexit lunatics ones who took us out so painfully and who were voicing their dissenting opinions long before even the deal was announced and the (for now) leader of the Conservatives said that she would reverse any Brexit deal which was announced, clinging forlornly to the idea that 52% of Brits had voted to make themselves poorer and ignoring that most Brexit voters now think Brexit was a bad idea and they just want things to return to how they were without anyone reminding them that they had voted for it.  
We are entering a new era of post-Brexit relations with shiny new security and defence partnership, a deal on energy, fish and food and the youth experience scheme and after the start they made, Labour really needed a win and this is a great one.