Hopefully, Jeremy can use the closeness of this result to argue for a clear break with Blairism

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9. Wrong

The EU has also done a huge amount for the enviroment, and a lot for workers rights. The European Single market is vital for the sort of blue collar jobs that the UK in general, and Labour inparticular needs. Labopur was created to serve the working man, and we cannot do that if we cut off access to the trade and investment that we need to create employment.

Corbyn was neither convincing or persuasive in this referendum. He's done more to lose supporters than gain anything. This isn't a matter of right v left. It's a matter of unity and competence, neither of which can be provided by Jeremy Corbyn.

I should also say at this point that I don't think David Cameron also did a poor job during the referendum as he was more interested in holding his party together than doing what's right for the country. The Tory "remain" campaign was largely invisible, and the Tories local to me all went en masse for "Vote Leave". Given how flagrantly dishonest the leave campaign was that is very poor indeed.