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T_i_B

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6. Couldn't agree more

Reply to Denzil_DC (Reply #5)

Sun Jun 11, 2017, 08:14 AM

Jun 2017

Best thing Labour can do right now is to work quietly for more party unity, which should be a LOT easier after this election.

Banging the "hard Brexit" drum is not going to do any good for Labour on any level. Just let the spotlight fall on the Tory divisions.

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Mays abusive top staff removed as recriminations grow over poll failure [View all] sandensea Jun 2017 OP

Friends there are calling it the MAYDUP government Warpy Jun 2017 #1

Perfect. sandensea Jun 2017 #2

The term being used more often with people I know is.... T_i_B Jun 2017 #3

Yeah, that one has been mentioned, also Warpy Jun 2017 #10

Sunday Times: 5 cabinet members urge Boris to stand; Hammond demands soft Brexit muriel_volestrangler Jun 2017 #4

At the moment, I'm wishing some of the Labour shadow cabinet would hold their fire, Denzil_DC Jun 2017 #5

Couldn't agree more T_i_B Jun 2017 #6

I didn't watch it, but Corbyn on Marr Denzil_DC Jun 2017 #7

It shouldn't be impossible, if there are good negotiators on both sides muriel_volestrangler Jun 2017 #8

Well, one side's certainly lacking at the moment! It's a hard circle to square anyway. Denzil_DC Jun 2017 #9