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Originally Posted by Chris
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).
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No not a constitutional problem, we have levels of deceit and corruption third world juntas would be proud of, just today the chancellor has become embroiled in it all and it's the oppositions fault for being to incompetent to call it out, it's the publics fault for being thick or more likely to busy living their lives to be paying attention etc etc. I said on the day of the referendum no matter who won we needed to clean politics up and we should never allow campaigns to be run like that again and what happened, they're even worse today!