O/T DDay for Brexit..well sort of...

[ragingpup]

Corbyn and Co need to stop listening to what Islington wants and need to pick up faith with the voters north of Watford.

They either begin to support brexit or face a voter backlash that will destroy the party.

There’s not enough remain voters in the north to give them a credible chance of winning a general election.

How many times? 65% of Labour voters voted Remain. He could side with Leave but by simple maths, he would lose more voters.

[KerrAvon]

How many times? 65% of Labour voters voted Remain. He could side with Leave but by simple maths, he would lose more voters.

He was going to lose some support, whichever side of the fence he decided to get down on. Last Thursday demonstrated that staying on the fence was damaging too.

I agree with your analysis; opting to support a further referendum is probably the least damaging course of action. It's also probably the only practical one given the position adopted by the party at last year's conference.

It's unlikely that he or anyone else will engineer a parliamentary vote on a further referendum without the support of the government business managers though.

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

How many times? 65% of Labour voters voted Remain. He could side with Leave but by simple maths, he would lose more voters.

You seriously believe that don’t you?

My, my, my, unbelievable