THERE you have it, folks. Labour’s final betrayal of democracy.
The party that once claimed to speak for the public now shows what it really thinks of them, coming out for a second referendum because people stubbornly refused to vote the “right” way last time.
Predictably, the clowns haven’t even managed to execute a U-turn properly.
They still haven’t said what they’d do if there is an election before we leave the EU — a depressingly real prospect.
Nor have they made clear what they think constitutes a “Tory Brexit”, other than the fact it’s negotiated by. . .Tories.
Their patronising attitude goes far beyond Brexit.
They say they take racism seriously, then do nothing about it to the point that three respected peers resigned yesterday, one describing the party as “institutionally anti-Semitic”.
They promise they’d protect the economy in a “Labour Brexit” (we’ve no idea what that is, either) at the same time as proposing a programme of nationalisation that would cost Britain billions.
And they call for a “kinder, gentler politics”, while the Shadow Chancellor refuses to apologise for saying a female Tory MP should be lynched.
It’s not the “media” that are Labour’s problem, as various useful idiots continue to claim. It’s the party’s own hopeless leadership.
