Simon Byron

well he wasn't, was he?

Clearly. What's your point?

Pretty sure Jeremy isn't keen on the EU, but just won't come out and say it. Tony Benn certainly wasn't! :)

That I would have liked him to but he didn't. I thought that was clear, but next time I'll stick it on a bus.

what happens when the thing u want him to oppose is a good idea, he can't oppose everything

Up until yesterday I was Labour and Remain. I am only one of those now, given his direction.

An assumption coming: most Labour supporters are Remain. Him holding hands with the Tories makes me uncomfortable.

I see that. But the three-line whip was stupid. Brexit came about thanks to party over country and that sadddens me

Voting how their constituents did would have produced same result to trigger but with backbone and a nod to the 48

Suspect it's flawed logic - they won't get one in for every one out. But still: good luck to them.