A Progressive American in London: My Thoughts on Brexit and the Revolt Against Jeremy Corbyn
After voting to leave the European Union, the U.K. needs serious discussions on a progressive way forward. For that, it needs Corbyn at the helm of the Labour Party.
If Labour politicians want to point a finger at someone in their party, it’s wrongheaded to use Jeremy Corbyn. (Dan Kitwood / Pool photo via AP)
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