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"the referendum was very important. By asking the Greek people the mandate to negotiate while remaining in the euro .... "
But the referendum ballot said no such thing, and we now know that the real reason for the referendum was to give Tsipras a cover to resign from a job that he no longer wanted. How do the apologists explain that away?
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"the referendum was very important. By asking the Greek people the mandate to negotiate while remaining in the euro .... "
But the referendum ballot said no such thing, and we now know that the real reason for the referendum was to give Tsipras a cover to resign from a job that he no longer wanted. How do the apologists explain that away?
The author's argument is not convincing. At all.
Who are these Tsipras apologists? Really. Give it a rest.
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