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My only problem is his timing in playing politics. It’s just wrong in such an important time. As you say, there’s a draft agreement so what will change if they do manage their goal? The only thing I could see happening is things going more in the Aeu’s favour and not ours so how would that be any better? Would also be interesting to see if Labour would give the people a vote on their deal like they want the Tory’s to do?

Doesn’t matter. Corbyn was always going to vote the deal down in the hope of forcing an election to hope to get into power. All Corbyn and his cronies wantbis that regardless of any deal. He said earlier in the week he could get a better deal but that he hadn’t read the deal!

In World War Two both the Labour Party and the Tories worked together for the benefit of the nation. Obviously brexit is not as serious as World War Two but it's pretty serious it effects our future whether you are Tory or labour voter. This is not a time for party politics. Corbyn also does not command the Labour Party many labour MP,s oppose Corbyn and I would not be surprise if a decent number of moderates support Mays vote in the commons (now the final hurdle). Particularly as most head up leave constituencies this deal is also pretty much what labour were asking for a year ago. The alternative is no deal or another referendum good luck with either of those options

As if the tories would not take advantage. Could actually turn out amazing for the uk, if you still have most the advantages of a custom union and a new political will to end inequality with a progressive peoples movement, the uk could flourish.