The Scottish National Party, the third largest party in the United Kingdom, has decided that they would "undoubtedly support" another referendum on Brexit. This is a continuation of the out pour of support for another vote on the controversial decision the U.K. made to leave the European Union just a few years back. However, this news is not unexpected, as Scotland's first minister Nicola Sturgeon reminded viewers on BBC that "Scotland had voted overwhelmingly to remain in the EU." Although unsurprising, it stacks on top of the thousands who call against the exit, bringing a thundering cloud of tension with it to see what the United Kingdom will do. Internationally, all eyes are on Britain to see whether or not there will be a second referendum on the matter.
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Dan Kowalczyk
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