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Originally Posted by joeysteele
He has actually never really said he didn't on many things.
Many weeks ago now he said he could work with Jeremy,the only one to do so and Andy himself too is in favour at least of re-nationalising the railways.
Andy, is amiable, he can work with anyone and he and Jeremy could actually be a pretty good team.
Andy is an inclusive and consensus politician.
It doesn't really surprise me that he has some respect for Jeremy Corbyn and that he acknowledges the fact Jeremy has invigorated this leadership campaign, and brought a great deal to it too.
Nothing wrong at all with agreeing with others, that is in my view,far better than sniping at each other most of the time when in the end you all have to be colleagues fighting a common cause to get rid of this govt.
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Yup. if it won't be Jeremy, let it be Andy. Andy Burnham will give Jeremy a cabinet position, proving his alliance to left wing principles. For everyone voting Corbyn, PLEASE have Andy Burnham as #2.