Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
Cameron is at fault for most of this.
But leave had no plan, and if they did it was unrealistic and they had no idea how to work it.
The government should have tabled a motion for a referendum (given they'd promised one), but only at such time as a Leave coalition of MPs had formed, had a chance to canvas opinion, and formed a policy document that in turn could have formed an accountable manifesto for an organised Leave campaign. These wouldn't have necessarily been promises, but they could have been accountable goals and aims and we could have held to account lies such as £350m to the NHS every week.