They would be saying what Remainers are saying now.
VoteLeave from what I read said "But the group's former chief executive claimed the Electoral Commission had not followed due process.
Matthew Elliott has submitted a 500-page dossier to the Electoral Commission rebutting the claims.
The commission said Vote Leave had taken the "unusual step" of going public having seen the draft report.
According to Vote Leave's dossier, the commission finds the campaign group:
made an inaccurate return of campaign expenditure
is missing invoices and receipts
failed to comply with a statutory notice
exceeded its spending limit"
The main issue seems to be the 2 groups were working too closely together as they had emailed each other
What about all the 'individuals' and businesses that took their own adverts out in newspapers, and went on various TV debates, and attended meetings campaigned for both predominantly Remain. Was their spending controlled / restricted / monitored ?
All this stuff seems to be the work of groups and individuals - Clegg, Blair, Mandelson etc that are determined to make it so complex the electorate give up. It happened in Denmark, Holland and Ireland and Norway when the EU didnt get the result it wanted - they asked them again after threatening to make things difficult etc.
Too late to go back now, like telling your Mrs you dont love her, dont want to live with her anymore etc - and then go back a year later - saying sorry can we get back together.
Simple really - we sell them things, they sell us things. Lets have some standards on things as well, even have an industrial currency for businesses to use. We'd just like to have a control on immigration, a sovereign Parliament, control our own fishing waters and be able to decide where else we buy and sell goods and services - like other non EU countries do. This is simple - yet for people that want 1 Europe, 1 Defence force, 1 currency and 1 sovereign parliament - with an un-elected commission - this seems impossible to grasp, oh and add in 4 new countries joining with unemployment rates approx 30% joining within 5 years.
Brexit wont happen, it will be made so difficult that the only alternative will be to rejoin - and on much worse terms than when we left