With Boris now in play, Cameron badly damaged and morphed to Dodgy Dave, with\u00a0Osborne devalued\u00a0by his budget disaster, Remain is in trouble. The dozens\u00a0of bankers, foreign leaders and business men pleading for Britain to stay are no match for one Boris arguing to leave. So it could very well be that the world will be rocked, and believe me it will be, by the unthinkable spectacle of Britain walking from Europe.<\/p>\n
Everything now hangs on Labour and the Unions. Largely united and backing\u00a0 Remain, the latest polls reveal Labour ahead of the Tories for the first time in this parliament and guess who is trusted more on Europe by voters than Cameron, Osborne or even Boris? Jeremy Corbyn.<\/p>\n
This blog is chuffed because it backed Corbyn\u00a0from the start when he was a no hoper standing for the Labour leadership last year. Why? Because my friends we are in an historic vortex of political change. A change of political weather as many would put it. And when that happens all the verities about political realities, all your accumulated skills and wisdom as a politician, commentator, academic or observer which you have built up since 1979 and the advent of Thatcher, count for nothing. That software\u00a0is obsolete and no longer recognised by the people who will not open it again. The hardware has\u00a0been upgraded to different values. The era of\u00a0Me First is over.\u00a0Self Interest is supplanted by the Common Good. It will be the people’s judgement of where that lies which will determine how\u00a0the UK winds up in June.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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