Former Conservative Party leader and Brexit supporter Iain Duncan Smith claimed there was a noticeable response from constituents when the UK did not leave the European Union on March 29. The Prime Minister repeatedly said in the House of Commons the UK would leave the European Union at the end of March this year, but Brexit has now been delayed until the end of October. Speaking on Sky News, Conservative Brexiteer Iain Duncan Smith claimed the party’s failure to deliver Brexit on time was a “disaster”.
He told Sophy Ridge: “I haven’t seen a lot of stuff from constituents coming in from the beginning. But, it was on March 29 when we didn’t leave this is where this has all gone wrong.
“Up until then, people were prepared to give Theresa May the benefit of the doubt, but they knew she had said we would leave on March 29.
“The big problem was, as soon as we didn’t leave, you could see all the poll ratings start to crash, and it’s only linked to the fact that Leave or Remain they were expecting us to go.
“When we didn’t go it looked like
