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Originally Posted by Damien
Well the majority of Labour voters voted in and Labour believe he could have done more to increase that number.
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I suspect that 'Out' Labour voters were pretty determined in their view and wouldn't have changed that, even if Jeremy Corbyn had campaigned more. My impression is that Labour are failing to appreciate that their stance on 'In', was not shared by a substantial number of Labour voters. They need to 'get that' and not look for a scapegoat in Corbyn.
And I say that as someone doesn't think Corbyn is the right person to lead the Labour Party. But his reserved/luke-warm support for the EU could make him the right leader for any cross party EU exit negotiations.