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Political editor @ The New World Opinion @ The i Paper Fellow @ Tech Policy Press Fellow @ Demos PhD researcher @ UCL Laws newsletter @ techtris Latest book: The Other Pandemic – How QAnon Contaminated The World. 🏳️‍🌈 https://www.jamesrball.com/
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"Clearly, we must have misunderstood Trump’s objection to the Obama deal: maybe he just didn’t think it was generous enough to Iran. He certainly seems to have fixed that." inews.co.uk/news/world/w...
The problem is I genuinely can't think of a single frontbench labour politician who dares actually say that, or advocate for the party's real core. Perhaps that's why they're polling so badly and haemorrhaging members, of course.
Labour politicians are absolutely obsessed with doing speeches about ignoring their core voters that ironically are *deeply* in denial about who the party's core voters actually are. It's a particularly weird form of gaslighting.