Cameron Opposes Rejoining the EU, Calls for Becoming the Best Partner

Former Prime Minister David Cameron warned current Prime Minister Andy Burnham against seeking to rejoin the EU, stating that such a move would undermine negotiations for establishing closer ties with the EU. Cameron expressed that he felt "extremely disappointed" when the UK voted to leave the EU ten years ago, but believes that attempting to overturn that decision is the wrong approach. He emphasized that rather than initiating a debate about rejoining the EU, it is better to focus on how to become the best friends and partners. Cameron resigned as Prime Minister after the defeat of the Remain campaign in the referendum. Burnham stated at the Labour Party conference in September that "the downsides of Brexit outweigh the benefits," mentioning all options including rejoining the EU. This move aims to unite the pro-EU left while attracting support from pro-Remain Conservatives. Cameron's opposing stance raises questions about whether Burnham can leverage the Brexit issue to split the center-right vote. Cameron reiterated, "We have already voted to leave the EU."

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