Regarding defence:

The conclusion is inescapable: now is the time for the UK to reinforce, not wreck Europe’s security relationships, both through the European pillar of Nato and through cooperation with the EU. That means developing its own military capabilities as the US pulls back, as well as exploring a UK role in potential decision-making bodies such as a European security council.

Regarding the economy:

Labour should be open to renegotiating all barriers to cooperation – including integration with the single market in a Swiss-style deal.

Thoughts?

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    12 days ago

    OK, so you don’t have an answer or can’t be bothered to read the entire question. Trump has gone beyond what Biden did. I’m done with your bad faith bullshit.

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      12 days ago

      As I said, the US president does not have the juice to upend everything day one. Hence greenland to pull out of nato.

      As if he had the support in that community that he needs as much as any for the party’s plans, to upset them like that. Your question is rather foolish to be perfectly frank.

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        12 days ago

        He didn’t have the juice to not do something for Ukraine that Biden didn’t do either? Fuck off moron.