Labour's attempts to differentiate their position on Brexit and specifically

[Monty92]

This is a interesting point imo. Over 80% of the turnout voted for party manifestos committed to a full Brexit, but the PLP, like all the main parties' MPs, are overwhelmingly pro-EU. With the labour vote comprising both anti-EU and pro-EU components they are something of a coalition within themselves.

Another thing that doesn't get much mention is that many of the influential voices who spent the referendum campaign telling people that they must not vote leave were also spending the last couple of years insisting that JC should not be leader of the Labour Party. Yet in both cases voters in large numbers have defied them.

How will you feel about your Labour vote if Billy Bragg turns out to be right on this?

https://twitter.com/billybragg/statu...15913079296001

[Ash]

How will you feel about your Labour vote if Billy Bragg turns out to be right on this?

https://twitter.com/billybragg/statu...15913079296001

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[Monty92]

New US Oct dates tickets on sale Friday 14 April 10am local time?

Soz, link now fixed

[Ash]

Soz, link now fixed

I don't believe Billy Bragg is right in his support for an institution that despises the working class, in his preference of undemocratic supra-nationalism over sovereign accountability, and his calls for Corbyn to immediately reverse his Brexit position.

If the latter does happen then it won't be the first time I've been let down by a politician and it won't be the last.