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Why hasn't Labour, as the main opposition party campaigning for Remain, articulated a clear set reforms they would require if the UK were to remain in the EU?
Labour have no role in the process. Not even consultative. It hasn't helped that;- i) Corbyn admitted he was lukewarm on the EU for several reasons. A depth of honesty entirely absent from the rest of the campaign and for which he was duly punished.
ii) Labour suffered electorally for being part of the Tories Remain campaign in Scotland during their independence referendum. So there was tremendous reluctance at many levels to be over-involved this time. keep to the Fen Causeway
Once we get towards a general election, then maybe they can mention that they have a different view, but till then...fuhgeddabahtit.
This is not like the US where republicans and democrats sit on foreign policy committees. You win the election, you get to do everything and the other guys get benched keep to the Fen Causeway
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