Is it time for Corbyn to resign.

Following the outstanding result in the referendum, is it time for the labour leader who backed the establishment position, to resign.

No, but it is definitely time for Cameron to go.

Why Cameron but not Corbyn?

Why Cameron but not Corbyn?

Because Cameron called, lied through his teeth about and lost the referendum.

Corbyn just dithered about like a particularly scruffy social studies teacher like he always does.

What a strange post. Why on earth would you try and put this on Corbyn?

If anyone has to go it's Cameron. His position is untenable

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The country's vote has gone roughly 60 /40 to come out of EU.

Jeremy Corbyn's stance of being about 7 and a half out of 10 in favour of staying in, is much nearer the mood of the general public than any other party big wig.

Corbyn showed no leadership whatsoever,surely that's the job of a leader.

The vote was not party political ,all he did was let the tories have a civil war.

What a strange post. Why on earth would you try and put this on Corbyn?

 

If anyone has to go it's Cameron. His position is untenable

 

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The country's vote has gone roughly 60 /40 to come out of EU.

 

Jeremy Corbyn's stance of being about 7 and a half out of 10 in favour of staying in, is much nearer the mood of the general public than any other party big wig.

A lot of Labour voters (usually in the North) voted Leave- some are saying Corbyn did not do enough.

I saw the Liberal party member on BBC just saying he should step down?!

The country's vote has gone roughly 60 /40 to come out of EU.

52/48 is roughly 60/40! That's some strange maths you've got there.

And then what, like 'sovereignty' actually means anything in this country. 'Oh, but we can vote them out!' don't make me laugh.

52/48 is roughly 60/40! That's some strange maths you've got there.

In many regions the figure was 58 / 59% you know the rule of rounding figures up or down. Get the figures and do it yourself and see. I don't really see it as the time for nitpicking. What I was saying was Corbyn was more in tune with the National mood than others.

Corbyn would have liked to stay on in a reformed Europe. So would I and so would a lot of other people. It was made perfectly clear it wasn't going to happen.

Yes Corbyn needs to go and as quickly as possible.

The government needs a strong leader. And we need a strong opposition too.

People underestimate what an important role the opposition should play in the political process.

This is one of those issues that cuts across party lines, so I see no reason for Corbyn to resign. People vote according to their own experiences and thoughts about Britain being a member of the EU, as have narrowly decided that they would like to leave.