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In reply to the discussion: Green Party's Jill Stein completely flip-flops on Brexit--first supported, now opposes [View all]NuclearDem
(16,184 posts)15. It's a problem because she dishonestly scrubbed the original statement
with absolutely no acknowledgement that she did so.
It's fine to change one's mind on an issue, but to pretend you held your current position all along is just plain dishonest.
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Green Party's Jill Stein completely flip-flops on Brexit--first supported, now opposes [View all]
NuclearDem
Jun 2016
OP
there's a real cleavage on the left--the economic nationalists on the left (Corbyn, Sanders etc)
geek tragedy
Jun 2016
#1
There may have been some cleavage on the left but Corbyn and Sanders opposed Brexit.
pampango
Jun 2016
#21
Sanders is mildly pro-Brexit in his NY Times op-ed, Corbyn sabotaged Labor's
geek tragedy
Jun 2016
#24
It seems that Sanders was explaining the success of the Leave vote while supporting the Remain side.
pampango
Jun 2016
#38
I guess in Sanders's case I'm left not knowing why he opposes the Brexit. nt
geek tragedy
Jun 2016
#41
Yeah. It could be a worry that this is just not the right time given the right wing's forceful push
pampango
Jun 2016
#42
I think it was more like "Brexit seems to be opposed by all of the mainstream, non-racist
geek tragedy
Jun 2016
#43
That would seem consistent with the "not now because the right is the driving force at the moment"
pampango
Jun 2016
#44
I've been interested in a lot of Jill's positions for a while - longer than this election season but
seaglass
Jun 2016
#7
I don't think she could find her way from Lexington, where she lives, to Concord.
MADem
Jun 2016
#30
If people wonder why there's no nationally viable third parties in the US...
herding cats
Jun 2016
#26