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Brexit: Labour will seek re-write of deal, Starmer says
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Fuck you Keir. Fuckin grow a set. Support the workers. Rejoin the EU full-throatedly. Expose the shitstains that organised and made money from Brexit.
He has to - you know, get elected first.
He has to come out with some strong policies and I would argue that being totally and brutally pro-Europe is the way to go. No wishy-washy nonsense.
Sure, if you want to make sure the Red Wall constituents the party lost last time never return
🤣 never heard that before. Are you suggesting he gets down on his knees and.... gags for our membership back?
No I mean ROARING for all the Brexiteers to STFU and do all he can to rejoin.
And take a huge risk of not winning the General Election.
Gosh, but Jeremy Corbyn said the EU were the bad guys and we should leave asap to improve things for British workers.