As I correctly predicted that there would be no wipeout for Corbyn's Labour and probably the opposite ( OK I had some inside knowledge of Conservative's private disastrous polling via the odious Aussie Sir Lynton Crosby who anyone with a brain should know has lost his touch)..and so I predict that Labour will eventually abandon Brexit as more doom & gloom is predicted or becomes apparent.

At present they are fiercely holding on to the UKIP mob who voted Labour but even for them the scales will eventually fall off their eyes as:
1. it becomes apparent they will lose & suffer far more out of the EU than in and
2. The ghastly Nigel Farage is exposed as having had dealings with the same Russians who hacked the Democrats and who may very well face charges as Trump really does crash & burn.

#These amateur bozos have been monitored by the "Five Eyes" intelligence services for at least 3 years and their entire transgressions are on record.

## the whooping you can hear is ITK thanking Jeremy Corbyn ( and therefor vicariously Hedda) for saving the UK's place in the EU but also mixed with tears as Mrs ITK celebrates with a shoe buying trip to Paris & Rome.

www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/labour-co...exit-stance-10871230

Labour could CHANGE its Brexit stance if public mood shifts says member of Jeremy Corbyn's top team

This recent Economist article says most voters haven't changed their minds.
www.economist.com/news/britain/21725334-...market-and-keep-free

Even if Brexit voters suffer, I'm not sure if they'd change their minds, as that would mean admitting to being wrong and people generally don't like doing that. Perhaps they'd simply blame any problems on the EU/"remoaners"/immigrants, etc., especially if the right-wing press was still banging the drum for Brexit.

I do hope you're right, though.

Being a Corbyn fan I'd love to see him become a total anti-Brexiteer before it's too late.

hedda wrote:
Labour could CHANGE its Brexit stance if public mood shifts says member of Jeremy Corbyn's top team

Its called "Playing to the Crowd", hedda !

(I knew the sun would get him in the end. Sad !)