Slightly underwhelmed by Labour, which gave not a monkey's about electoral misconduct during the Referendum, working itself into a lather about electoral misconduct during a General Election.
Plenty of us were pointing out that, although it might have been grimly expedient for Labour's leadership to ignore Vote Leave's misconduct then, failing to attach political cost to it wouldn't work out well for Labour in the long run.
This is the thing about bad governance. You might like it at the time. But it will bite you later. I made exactly the same argument to @LeaveMnsLeave types outside the Supreme Court: you might like Johnson suspending Parliament but how would you feel about Corbyn doing it?
(To be fair, the polling doesn't suggest they'll ever see the full force of that point.)
