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Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect 08:44 - Jun 20 with 5872 viewspickles110564

their vote?
Will this make the Brexit Party stronger in the North?

On LBC this morning a couple of callers all stated that they will look to vote elsewhere.
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Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 08:48 - Jun 20 with 2228 viewsHerbivore

They haven't become a referendum and remain party yet, although they'll probably go that way.

All analysis shows they won't lose much by doing so, their bigger risk is losing a large number of remain supporting voters if they don't change tack. The analysis I saw shows them losing a few percent of leave voters even if they remain committed to leaving and there wasn't much of an increase in that loss if Labour change tack.

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Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 09:18 - Jun 20 with 2173 viewsflimflam

Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 08:48 - Jun 20 by Herbivore

They haven't become a referendum and remain party yet, although they'll probably go that way.

All analysis shows they won't lose much by doing so, their bigger risk is losing a large number of remain supporting voters if they don't change tack. The analysis I saw shows them losing a few percent of leave voters even if they remain committed to leaving and there wasn't much of an increase in that loss if Labour change tack.


They will probably lose leave voters to BP and gain some remain voters back from the LIBS.

The biggest losers will be the Tories if they fook up brexit all over again.

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Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 09:20 - Jun 20 with 2169 viewspickles110564

Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 08:48 - Jun 20 by Herbivore

They haven't become a referendum and remain party yet, although they'll probably go that way.

All analysis shows they won't lose much by doing so, their bigger risk is losing a large number of remain supporting voters if they don't change tack. The analysis I saw shows them losing a few percent of leave voters even if they remain committed to leaving and there wasn't much of an increase in that loss if Labour change tack.


That was mentioned as well that some are concerned votes could move towards the Green party.
It seems both major parties are in a now win situation at the moment.
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Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 09:34 - Jun 20 with 2147 viewsBigManBlue

Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 09:20 - Jun 20 by pickles110564

That was mentioned as well that some are concerned votes could move towards the Green party.
It seems both major parties are in a now win situation at the moment.


Agree, think that Labour are reasoning that, whilst some leavers will desert them, it'll mainly be in Northern seats where in a lot of cases they have a big majority and the Tories are electoral anathema. So they accept that they'll lose vote share but still only have to do better than the BP to maintain their position in parliament.

Whereas losing remainers may cause them to end up splitting the centre/left vote with the Libs and Greens (ie certain seats in London) and letting the Tories in through the back door, or collapsing to Liberals entirely.

I say this because I am usually staunchly Labour but have voted green at and since the 2017 because of the Party's stance on Brexit, amongst other issues.

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Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 09:36 - Jun 20 with 2139 viewshampstead_blue

A labour voter from the North was on the Today program. She's never voted anyone but Labour but now will vote Brexit party.

Telling.

Margaret Beckett was also on. Her arguement for a second referendum was ridiculous. She was stuttering, stalling, had nothing to say.

Another former Labour chancellor Alistair Darling was so honest and pragmatic. He's telling Labour to honour the vote and get out. He likened it to the Scottish vote. One vote, one decision.

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Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 09:38 - Jun 20 with 2128 viewsHerbivore

Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 09:18 - Jun 20 by flimflam

They will probably lose leave voters to BP and gain some remain voters back from the LIBS.

The biggest losers will be the Tories if they fook up brexit all over again.


Yeah that's about right. There was an interesting analysis before the Euro elections that showed that if Labour had committed to a second referendum they'd have picked up the largest vote share, beating the Brexit Party into second. The Tories were screwed whatever they did.

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Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 09:40 - Jun 20 with 2121 viewsHerbivore

Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 09:36 - Jun 20 by hampstead_blue

A labour voter from the North was on the Today program. She's never voted anyone but Labour but now will vote Brexit party.

Telling.

Margaret Beckett was also on. Her arguement for a second referendum was ridiculous. She was stuttering, stalling, had nothing to say.

Another former Labour chancellor Alistair Darling was so honest and pragmatic. He's telling Labour to honour the vote and get out. He likened it to the Scottish vote. One vote, one decision.


Nothing can be inferred from the views of one voter. The arguments for a second referendum are strong, you just don't agree with them.

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Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 09:45 - Jun 20 with 2101 viewsBigManBlue

Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 09:40 - Jun 20 by Herbivore

Nothing can be inferred from the views of one voter. The arguments for a second referendum are strong, you just don't agree with them.


Any argument for them promising to out-remain the Libs? Sod another referendum, let's just revoke it and enjoy the outrage.

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Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 09:51 - Jun 20 with 2074 viewsHerbivore

Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 09:45 - Jun 20 by BigManBlue

Any argument for them promising to out-remain the Libs? Sod another referendum, let's just revoke it and enjoy the outrage.


I'd be up for that but think a second referendum would yield the same outcome but with a bit less outrage.

There is a very, very slim chance that Boris ends up with a choice between revoke or no deal and we end up revoking.

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Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 09:52 - Jun 20 with 2072 viewsgiant_stow

Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 09:36 - Jun 20 by hampstead_blue

A labour voter from the North was on the Today program. She's never voted anyone but Labour but now will vote Brexit party.

Telling.

Margaret Beckett was also on. Her arguement for a second referendum was ridiculous. She was stuttering, stalling, had nothing to say.

Another former Labour chancellor Alistair Darling was so honest and pragmatic. He's telling Labour to honour the vote and get out. He likened it to the Scottish vote. One vote, one decision.


Pragmatic?! Funny choice of word. 'dogmatic' seems more suitable.

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Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 09:55 - Jun 20 with 2065 viewsBigManBlue

Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 09:51 - Jun 20 by Herbivore

I'd be up for that but think a second referendum would yield the same outcome but with a bit less outrage.

There is a very, very slim chance that Boris ends up with a choice between revoke or no deal and we end up revoking.


Think you're right, though I think "slim" is underselling it - I get the feeling that, barring the miracle of Parliament seeing sense and passing a reasonable deal, it will have to come down to one of these two eventually. The whole process up to now feels lime it's been about putting this off - and now we have Boris making the call! Fun times ahead.

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Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 10:00 - Jun 20 with 2049 viewsC_HealyIsAPleasure

Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 09:34 - Jun 20 by BigManBlue

Agree, think that Labour are reasoning that, whilst some leavers will desert them, it'll mainly be in Northern seats where in a lot of cases they have a big majority and the Tories are electoral anathema. So they accept that they'll lose vote share but still only have to do better than the BP to maintain their position in parliament.

Whereas losing remainers may cause them to end up splitting the centre/left vote with the Libs and Greens (ie certain seats in London) and letting the Tories in through the back door, or collapsing to Liberals entirely.

I say this because I am usually staunchly Labour but have voted green at and since the 2017 because of the Party's stance on Brexit, amongst other issues.


It would definitely be a huge risk though and could lead to some huge swings in their heartland. Take Bolsover for example which for Labour to lose would seem unthinkable - but an estimated 70% voted leave in that constituency and their majority was slashed hugely in the last election

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Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 10:02 - Jun 20 with 2041 viewsHerbivore

Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 09:55 - Jun 20 by BigManBlue

Think you're right, though I think "slim" is underselling it - I get the feeling that, barring the miracle of Parliament seeing sense and passing a reasonable deal, it will have to come down to one of these two eventually. The whole process up to now feels lime it's been about putting this off - and now we have Boris making the call! Fun times ahead.


If we continue pissing about and it ends up with parliament having to choose between no deal or no Brexit then I think no Brexit would win the day. The number of committed Labour leavers is outweighed by the number of sensible, moderate Tories who understand that no deal isn't a viable option. It'd break the Tory party but I can't see how they can force no deal through without causing a constitutional crisis.

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Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 10:13 - Jun 20 with 2014 viewshampstead_blue

Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 09:40 - Jun 20 by Herbivore

Nothing can be inferred from the views of one voter. The arguments for a second referendum are strong, you just don't agree with them.


Sorry, but I am not inferring anything.
I merely stated it was a 'telling' sign that people are now admitting to feeling betrayed by Labour. Why else would a lifetime supporter switch?

The arguments for a second referendum are for the birds.
It was stated, as in Scotland, that this was a one shot deal.

It was never going to be easy, the EU would do everything they can to keep us (for us read our money) so of course some people will use a difficult negotiation as an excuse to go back to the people.

It's done.

Giant_Ulla - Darling was not being dogmatic as you say. He was very honest and open, what a nice chap, and said that his side lost the vote and now they (the remainers) should suck it up and get on with leaving).

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Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 10:17 - Jun 20 with 1995 viewsflimflam

Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 10:02 - Jun 20 by Herbivore

If we continue pissing about and it ends up with parliament having to choose between no deal or no Brexit then I think no Brexit would win the day. The number of committed Labour leavers is outweighed by the number of sensible, moderate Tories who understand that no deal isn't a viable option. It'd break the Tory party but I can't see how they can force no deal through without causing a constitutional crisis.


You honestly think no brexit will happen? Possible but the Tories know they are toast if that happens.

Like I said before no brexit would be an open goal for BP and its anyones guess how a GE would pan out. Tories wont let that happen.

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Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 10:24 - Jun 20 with 1974 viewsHerbivore

Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 10:17 - Jun 20 by flimflam

You honestly think no brexit will happen? Possible but the Tories know they are toast if that happens.

Like I said before no brexit would be an open goal for BP and its anyones guess how a GE would pan out. Tories wont let that happen.


There's just as much chance of the party splitting if they go ahead with no deal, arguably more so. Hard to see how they find their way out of this mess.
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Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 10:26 - Jun 20 with 1968 viewsHerbivore

Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 10:13 - Jun 20 by hampstead_blue

Sorry, but I am not inferring anything.
I merely stated it was a 'telling' sign that people are now admitting to feeling betrayed by Labour. Why else would a lifetime supporter switch?

The arguments for a second referendum are for the birds.
It was stated, as in Scotland, that this was a one shot deal.

It was never going to be easy, the EU would do everything they can to keep us (for us read our money) so of course some people will use a difficult negotiation as an excuse to go back to the people.

It's done.

Giant_Ulla - Darling was not being dogmatic as you say. He was very honest and open, what a nice chap, and said that his side lost the vote and now they (the remainers) should suck it up and get on with leaving).


If you think the argument for a second referendum is that negotiations have been difficult then you don't understand the arguments for a second referendum. If you likewise think that the referendum being sold as a one time deal is a killer counter-argument then I make you way off base.

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Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 10:29 - Jun 20 with 1961 viewsPinewoodblue

Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 10:13 - Jun 20 by hampstead_blue

Sorry, but I am not inferring anything.
I merely stated it was a 'telling' sign that people are now admitting to feeling betrayed by Labour. Why else would a lifetime supporter switch?

The arguments for a second referendum are for the birds.
It was stated, as in Scotland, that this was a one shot deal.

It was never going to be easy, the EU would do everything they can to keep us (for us read our money) so of course some people will use a difficult negotiation as an excuse to go back to the people.

It's done.

Giant_Ulla - Darling was not being dogmatic as you say. He was very honest and open, what a nice chap, and said that his side lost the vote and now they (the remainers) should suck it up and get on with leaving).


There was an article in Brussels Telegraph last week where some academic had crunched the numbers and reached the conclusion that Brexit would cost Belgium an extra €500m a year in contributions to EU budget.

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Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 10:33 - Jun 20 with 1949 viewsGlasgowBlue

Remain? When did this happen?


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Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 10:33 - Jun 20 with 1948 viewshampstead_blue

Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 10:26 - Jun 20 by Herbivore

If you think the argument for a second referendum is that negotiations have been difficult then you don't understand the arguments for a second referendum. If you likewise think that the referendum being sold as a one time deal is a killer counter-argument then I make you way off base.


I wasn't saying that the reason people wanted a 2nd bite was solely due to the way it's been run.
It is true, and remainers must concede that the EU and their supporters over here have been flat out with propoganda for so long. Tony Blair has been all over the tv and news along with other has-beens.

The referendum was offered as a one shot deal. I heard the speech Cameron gave just the other day. I'm sure he said is wasn't 'best of three'.

I do hear the arguement for remain. I also don't agree with it. If those who voted leave had been as vocal as the remaines we'd have been told to jog-on.

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Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 10:36 - Jun 20 with 1941 viewsSwansea_Blue

Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 10:33 - Jun 20 by hampstead_blue

I wasn't saying that the reason people wanted a 2nd bite was solely due to the way it's been run.
It is true, and remainers must concede that the EU and their supporters over here have been flat out with propoganda for so long. Tony Blair has been all over the tv and news along with other has-beens.

The referendum was offered as a one shot deal. I heard the speech Cameron gave just the other day. I'm sure he said is wasn't 'best of three'.

I do hear the arguement for remain. I also don't agree with it. If those who voted leave had been as vocal as the remaines we'd have been told to jog-on.


"propaganda"

Tony Blair was the PM for, er many, years. Yet his opinion is dismissed as irrelevant by randoms on social media who are trotting out soundbites spoonfed to them by deluded puppet masters.

As a nation we're fooked

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Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 11:01 - Jun 20 with 1902 viewsHerbivore

Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 10:33 - Jun 20 by hampstead_blue

I wasn't saying that the reason people wanted a 2nd bite was solely due to the way it's been run.
It is true, and remainers must concede that the EU and their supporters over here have been flat out with propoganda for so long. Tony Blair has been all over the tv and news along with other has-beens.

The referendum was offered as a one shot deal. I heard the speech Cameron gave just the other day. I'm sure he said is wasn't 'best of three'.

I do hear the arguement for remain. I also don't agree with it. If those who voted leave had been as vocal as the remaines we'd have been told to jog-on.


Pretty much none of that is true.

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Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 11:04 - Jun 20 with 1895 viewsHerbivore

Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 10:36 - Jun 20 by Swansea_Blue

"propaganda"

Tony Blair was the PM for, er many, years. Yet his opinion is dismissed as irrelevant by randoms on social media who are trotting out soundbites spoonfed to them by deluded puppet masters.

As a nation we're fooked


Quite. And the poor quiet voices of leave, as Farage appears on Question Time for the three millionth time. Its pure delusion.

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Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 11:12 - Jun 20 with 1882 viewsWeWereZombies

Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 10:13 - Jun 20 by hampstead_blue

Sorry, but I am not inferring anything.
I merely stated it was a 'telling' sign that people are now admitting to feeling betrayed by Labour. Why else would a lifetime supporter switch?

The arguments for a second referendum are for the birds.
It was stated, as in Scotland, that this was a one shot deal.

It was never going to be easy, the EU would do everything they can to keep us (for us read our money) so of course some people will use a difficult negotiation as an excuse to go back to the people.

It's done.

Giant_Ulla - Darling was not being dogmatic as you say. He was very honest and open, what a nice chap, and said that his side lost the vote and now they (the remainers) should suck it up and get on with leaving).


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Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 11:16 - Jun 20 with 1867 viewshampstead_blue

Now that Labour are a full on Remain and second referendum will that affect on 10:36 - Jun 20 by Swansea_Blue

"propaganda"

Tony Blair was the PM for, er many, years. Yet his opinion is dismissed as irrelevant by randoms on social media who are trotting out soundbites spoonfed to them by deluded puppet masters.

As a nation we're fooked


Tony Blair is a war criminal who lied to us about the 2nd Gulf War.
He should be at the Hague on trial.

Sorry but he can burn for all I care. I really do not like him.

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