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people on 12 december: vote Labour
people on 13 december: OMG HERE'S ALL OF THE OBVIOUS, FATAL FLAWS WITH LABOUR OVER THE PAST FOUR YEARS
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To be fair, some of us had been pointing these out for years. If a choice comes between Johnson’s hard right Tory party and Corbynism, I’d choose the latter, but I still think it is a cult of leadership and a lot of the policies are unreflective of the real issues.
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People were actually criticised before the election for undermining the leadership. Damned if you do, damned if you don't.
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people on 12 december: vote Labour
people on 13 december: OMG HERE'S ALL OF THE OBVIOUS, FATAL FLAWS WITH LABOUR OVER THE PAST FOUR YEARS
Yes I think there's lots of people in this position. I was holding out hope for a hung parliament, but found the result depressingly unsurprising given Corbyn and his followers' ineptitude. Milne is particularly to blame. So much useful data was ignored, in particular polling data compiled by remain group Best for Britain.
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This is a worth a read;
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2019/dec/22/labour-has-no-hope-of-rebuilding-unless-it-breaks-cold-grip-of-the-hard-left