There’s nothing like a interval of reflection after a historic election defeat. It affords these concerned an opportunity to have a look at points
There’s nothing like a interval of reflection after a historic election defeat. It affords these concerned an opportunity to have a look at points afresh and search out troublesome solutions. Alternatively, in case you are say Ian Lavery or Andrew Gwynne, it affords an opportunity to substantiate every part you had already thought.
The Monetary Occasions reports that the outcomes of Labour’s official report on the get together’s worst election defeat for 80 years are in. The discovering? Jeremy Corbyn was not at fault. Corbyn allies – and election co-ordinators – Gwynne and Lavery penned the report and it was shared with the nationwide government committee on Tuesday’s away day.
The report suggests Jeremy Corbyn did nothing unsuitable and any private approval points had been the results of the media which carried out an ‘assault with out precedent in fashionable politics’. It concludes that it might be ‘unrealistic’ to not blame the outcome on Brexit.
That’s all sorted then…