I agree as the damage has been done. Johnson lied to the people as well with his bus wrap and then back tracked afterwards saying he didn't think they would win. He was also seen hugging May as her biggest supporter now she is leaving trying to show compassion to everyone watching. Corbyn can't make a decision and is a wet blanket so who is left. From a bad bunch Farage may be the strongest and not having a main party leading them out of the EU may be a blessing in disguise. I think he will spend the money or more than the others would have anyway and it may work out ok. He still has a huge following and it looks even bigger after this result and I would not bet against him upsetting the apple cart and taking number 10 in the not too distant future. It is going to be bumpy no matter what and who leads it. Personally I think less bumpy with Farage than a Corbyn. He lost me when he wouldn't say what way his party was leaning towards when Brexit was being discussed.
RE: I Wouldn't Bet Against Him.