(To GY) Indeed. Which'll be catastrophic. And not Corbyn's fault.
There's a school of thought that says it is the fault of lots of people who didn't 'get on board' by the time of the 2017 GE and spent their time online picking over whether he responded quick enough to some daily issue or other, rather than getting out and trying to do some actual campaigning. I wouldn't go that far - it's up to the Party to win members and votes, not expect them as 'the least worst option' - but it's fair to say that there are some who failed to see that Corbyn was the only chance of a softer Brexit. He still is.
(To FB) Yep, definitely very difficult...but who knows where we'll be after a new government and a transition period. And looked at the other way, maybe they're designed not to be met, and for the bill to be voted against?...
There's a school of thought that says it is the fault of lots of people who didn't 'get on board' by the time of the 2017 GE and spent their time online picking over whether he responded quick enough to some daily issue or other, rather than getting out and trying to do some actual campaigning. I wouldn't go that far - it's up to the Party to win members and votes, not expect them as 'the least worst option' - but it's fair to say that there are some who failed to see that Corbyn was the only chance of a softer Brexit. He still is.
(To FB) Yep, definitely very difficult...but who knows where we'll be after a new government and a transition period. And looked at the other way, maybe they're designed not to be met, and for the bill to be voted against?...
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