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To be fair the full quote was the he didn't know how he would vote as he didn't know what the options would be. Evasive, but reasonable.
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Bit of slack?
The next couple of weeks, could if we are lucky, see the Tories split into the Atlanticist bexitteurs (ERG, previous Atlantic Bridge members, remnants of John Major's b4st4rds, closet kippers & otherwise unspecified anti-Euers), and the (larger?) grouping of closet Remainers, One Nation Tories, pro-EUers.
Admittedly the fear if a Corbyn-led minority government might hold them together for a while longer, but the logical inconsistency of John Redwood & Ken Clarke being in the same Westminster party cannot hold for much longer.
Corbyn cannot afford to set himself up as a target for Tory consolidation aided & abetted by the Tory press.
Ninja edit: too many thatcher kens.
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Corbyn doesnt know how he would vote in another referendum, sorry but that's not good enough.