‘Get Brexit done’ is Johnson’s biggest lie
Here are 8 reasons why voting for the Tories won’t put an end to Brexit. The fastest way to do that is to kick Johnson out and stop Brexit.
Don’t worry about Corbyn’s neutrality! It’s good news
Pro-Europeans should be thrilled the Labour leader won’t take sides in a referendum. It’s not as if he’d be an asset if he was on our side.
Vote Lib Dem in Kensington to stop the Tories
Latest poll shows Sam Gyimah in 2nd place with Labour in 3rd. A vote for Labour will be wasted. Don’t let the Tory slip through the middle.
11 Johnson whoppers to look out for
PM tells fibs. We’ve collated his favourites - and our rebuttals of them - so you can pounce on them as they drip from his lips.
Business will be f*cked
Remember how PM said “f*ck business”? If he wins, that’s exactly what he’ll do. A hung parliament and a People’s Vote are far better.
Brexit is the elephant in the room that everyone is avoiding
Tories and Labour don’t want to talk about Brexit. Even the Lib Dems and Brexit Party are doing a bad job of focussing on their pet topic.
No checks in the Irish Sea? Who are you kidding, Mr Johnson?
Johnson agreed that NI will follow hundreds of EU rules to do with customs etc. As a result, there’ll be checks in the Irish Sea.
No fish quotas? Pull the other one.
PM says we’ll take back control of our marine wealth. But he has agreed with the EU to try to cut a new fisheries agreement by July.
We can make free movement work even better for Britain
Answer to Tory attempts to weaponise EU migration isn’t just to stress its advantages. We must share those benefits across the country.
Nope, our rights aren’t guaranteed
Johnson falsely claims his withdrawal agreement protects worker and consumer rights, and environmental standards.
N Ireland may not ‘benefit’ from new trade deals
Northern Ireland can only benefit from new trade deals provided they don’t prejudice the “Protocol” Johnson agreed with the EU.
Northern Ireland deal isn’t temporary
Johnson falsely claims the deal he’s done for Northern Ireland is temporary, evaporates or will be superseded by a trade deal.