[raverbashing]

Especially Corbyn, though of course he couldn't "support it" outright because that would mean agreeing with Tories (and he couldn't oppose it outright without angering a lot of Labour members)

[digianarchist]

Another rewrite of history. He backed Remain.

[chrisbaker98]

Corbyn is a lifelong Eurosceptic who voted against every expansion of EU power that came before him in his entire ~30 year career as an MP pre-2016. He only "opposed" Brexit in 2016 because he had to.

[hermitcrab]

Did he? Any support he gave was so tepid, I barely noticed.

[digianarchist]

He made more media appearances than Alan Johnson who was running Labour’s Remain campaign.

[raverbashing]

I agree, pre-referendum he backed Remain, but after that his position was not so firm https://www.channel4.com/news/factcheck/factcheck-corbyns-ch...

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/nov/22/jeremy-corb...

[bojan]

Very reluctantly, and probably against his own better judgment, at least that was the impression he created.