Go, Boris!

Thanks djen
Interesting

Now you can see why a precis is not enough.

Surely politics should be about more than opposing everything that your opponents promote. Where politicians of different parties actually agree on an issue they should appear on the same platform and say so.

Tim Farron, Natalie Bennett and Harriet Harman have all appeared on the same platform as David Cameron to speak passionately in support of Remain. What a pity Jeremy Corbyn did not join them. Some issues are too important to refuse to co-operate.

I think he has slanted his speech to be anti-Tory, a pity really, because they all have the same aim in mind - Remain.

I am disappointed in Jeremy Corbyn. This is not the time to score petty party points. He is letting down the Labour party, the Remain campaign and the country.

Have to say I agree with you varian .

But surely politics is about thinking how certain goals can be achieved and saying this. So even though your goal might be the same as another party's you might substantially disagree about the method to be used.

Corbyn says he is 70/75 % in favour of Remaining...hardly a ringing endorsement, but better than he has done up to now.It's too late now anyway.

I am not disappointed in him.
He wants us to remain for completely different reasons.
Strangely enough, Cameron has decided to step back and let Labour take over so they get their message across.

Hilary Benn gave a good speech today.
Gordon Brown gave a good speech today.

This is an interesting article by Peter Preston on campaigning.

www.theguardian.com/media/2016/jun/12/bbc-fairness-not-balance-one-side-lying-brexit

Brexit keep on with their £350 million a week because even a rebuttal gets them more air time on the news.

Do you really want Corbyn to tell lies to get more votes? Can you imagine what the Tories would say about him then after the referendum?

No,he should be honest and say we would be better leaving.

Nobody has said they want him to 'tell lies'. It's a pity that there seems to be no genuine conviction or passion in his support for the Remain campaign - almost as though he CBA...

roses!

But he's changed his mind, roses. Isn't he allowed to?

How many people on here are criticising him for saying he's only 75% in, but are only 50-70% in themselves?
All those EU quizzes you've been doing? Anyone got 100%?
I got 90+ in every one I've done yet, but I haven't been an MP, so do not know what I would think if I had to listen to 650 MPs going on about it.

He is 'damning with faint praise' djen and it's rather obvious to all.

This is turning into an EU debate again. Just as a change of subject I really liked Tony Benn. I heard him talk about human rights and his anti war speeches were great. Interestingly enough I probably wouldn't have agreed with him about the EU but he was a man of great conviction and honesty.

Ditto re Tony Benn, trisher. An admirable man.

Just thought I could sum it up as
Boris-great charm, loads of personality but doubtful principles and integrity
Corbyn-Great principles and integrity but not as charming.
Tony Benn- great principles, great charm, fantastic integrity

Did you see Hilary Benn a couple of nights ago? He really reminded me of his dad. Same mannerisms. Can't remember what he was on, but I remember thinking I hope some Brexiters are watching this.

This is interesting. The first time I've seen it.

www.writetothem.com/stats

You can check your MP to see how often they respond to queries from constituents.