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Brexit was a disaster – now Starmer dares to admit it
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The i Paper
He mocked the politicians who’d told voters that “Brexit lies on the side of that bus, click here for your new country”.
It’s the first time in a very long time that the Prime Minister has spoken critically about Brexit.
The “self-appointed champions of working people”, he said, “lied to this country, unleashed chaos and walked away after Brexit”.
And that suggests something profound: that the view of Brexit as a failure is now settled.
During the Brexit wars, Remainers would ask themselves when people would realise it was a mistake.