And I guess you'll be utterly certain (as you always are) that nobody at all put the statements together. Even Jeremy Hunt did. Vin
Still no answer on the general point. Because there isn't one. Government borrowing funds itself from returns over time. Vin
oh for goodness sake, no-one knows who would have voted which way if they had actually voted, no-one knows who's changed their mind in the last 2 years, but we do know which way the new 18 year olds will vote. Let's just have another vote and put this bollocks to bed!
Yes and he had it on posters at the beginning. but the link that is always spoken about was never on the bus.
Was Jeremy part of the leave campaign? or remain? The argument is about promises made by the campaigns, not what Jeremy Hunt said after the vote had happened.
What reply do you want? We already going back and forth on this one saying each other is wrong. I agree with your presentation of what happens, just not that what happened has or will have the effect that is being portrayed as being the reason (or justification.) We agree that investment brings returns and it is about weighing that up. No problems there. We disagree in whether it actually will long term etc.
Doesn’t actually matter if was on the bus or not? The point is that the concept of the £350 million PER WEEK for the NHS was very strongly trailed in front of those undecided Brexit, and it was always a complete and utter lie.
I think that only those who voted first time should be allowed to vote. And those that have passed since should have their original vote counted as was. Sounds fairer to me
It would be fairer if those who voted for Brexit last time were disenfranchised, as it’s their fault we’re in this mess!
The 77% is a complete and utter lie. I disagree about the "trailed" bit. If it was trailed as being what it supposedly meant it was by the remain camp trying to hang it out there all the time as lies. It was the remain camp that made the £350m the first thing they banged on about. No publicity is bad publicity and all that.
Boris, Hunt, and others all trailed the £350m a week. If Remain pointed out the lie they were doing their job.
I seem to remember someone above saying "article 50 cannot be extended." Made it quite clear to us (me) that this was the truth.
And yet John Major the other day said several times that we should revoke (not extend) article 50..........to buy time. That is something that we can't do. We can revoke but not to buy time..........although of course one would suspect he knew that and just wanted to put the idea out there to be retweeted as gospel.
Surely than can no longer be a single rational person anywhere in the UK who still thinks Brexit is a good idea? If there is, what have I missed? Whole things a disaster, surely that’s now completely obvious?
