Labour MPs held up “Drop the DUP Deal” posters outside parliament yesterday, protesting their stance on gay rights. Did they protest when Gordon Brown tried to do a deal with the DUP in 2010, or Ed Miliband in 2015? Confected outrage.
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Quote of the Day
Stephen Bush writing in the New Statesman‘s morning briefing…
“The terrifying truth is that the Opposition is too divided – within the parliamentary party, within the trades unions, within the Shadow Cabinet and even within the leader’s office – to be anything other than a veto player as far as Brexit goes, and the party’s whole gambit is really about trying to make that weakness look like a strength. Keir Starmer saying that Labour is “increasingly likely” to vote down the deal is simply a reflection of the fact that the one thing the Labour party will be able to agree on as far as Brexit goes is that Theresa May’s deal is no good.”
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