Jeremy Corbyn and the Labour Party have dodged making any decision on Brexit meaning we can’t get on with the important issues that matter to people.
It is now official Labour policy to delay Brexit until at least 2020 and even longer if the EU demand it.
The Labour Party failed to vote for a general election and backed the Surrender Act. Jeremy Corbyn and his colleagues voted go to Brussels and beg for an extension, and then sat on their hands twice when they had the opportunity for a general election.
That’s despite Jeremy Corbyn spending the last year calling for an election. He said: “If the Prime Minister has confidence in his Brexit policy… he should put it before the people in a public vote’ and ‘we are the opposition party, we want a general election.”
Labour have blocked the implementation of Brexit over 30 times in Parliament, breaking their promise to respect the referendum result.
Boris Johnson rinses Corbyn after the Queen’s Speech 2019
