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Keir Starmer: No case for going back into EU (www.bbc.co.uk)

submitted 1 year ago by mannycalavera to c/uk_politics

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Starmer wants that sweet sweet Brexit Red Wall vote so he's not going to offer anything meaningful by way of rejoin.

Me: Time to vote for a party that wants to rejoin.

Militant Leftists: A vote for anyone other than Labour is a vote for the Tories.

Me: sadge.gif

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[–] Syldon 1 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

The BBC has been a good source of news and has fell into the unbiased category in the past. This really is not the case today. That book was written before 2016. The situation is a whole lot worse now because of the aggressive political influence