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Originally Posted by TheDaddy
Odd, according to the two interviewed it wasn't any of the things you mentioned, just the fact local services had be cut to the bone and they wrongly blamed it on the labour council. Maybe those things you mention do matter to the people of Batley and Spen after all considering Labour held it or maybe they just identified less with the sleezy chumocricy currently making themselves richer at everyone else's expense at the heart of government
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But what you have identified isn’t a constitutional problem, much less a problem that would be solved by outsourcing regional grant funding to a supra-national institution headquartered in Belgium.
If voters in Batley and Spen are incorrectly blaming the local Labour council for services being cut then that is an abject failure on the part of the local Labour Party which has allowed that narrative to develop. Again, not a constitutional problem and certainly not a problem that would lend any credence to the idea that British voters are too thick to vote on the issues (and therefore those nice people in Brussels should just make the decisions for them).