Utter madness isn’t it

And looking at this debate are these really the two (and Swinson) really the best leaders we can come up with?

What an embarrassment

“Invest in the NHS”

How many times have I heard that.

Like it’s going to make money and not just be a huge honey pot for the 3rd world.

The 5 seconds for a snappy answer format is beyond tired.

Yes, with this format and the constant interruptions it's all but impossible to learn anything anyway. One of the questions they spent longest on was, I kid you not, what Christmas present would you buy for each other.

I'd call it a draw, which realistically is probably a win for Corbyn due to his relative unpopularity compared to Boris. Though the Conservatives have a very healthy lead and so in the big picture I don't think it changes anything.

I am a Tory and always have been but whilst I think that Boris makes a better orator than Corbyn I do have concerns about his substance as it doesn't seem to extend beyond his catchphrase "get Brexit done"

I couldn't bring myself to vote for Corbyn, Swinson is a nutjob that seems clueless about the real world and the Greens can't even run Brighton Council successfully let alone a country so it looks like I will have to vote for Boris by default

But Brexit is the default narrative. I loathe Johnson on a variety of levels and have a great deal of sympathy for much of what even the most vomit inducing Soc.lib Remainer Retard has to say about him but the reality is that Brexit is the only question any potential voter has to decide upon.

You want it done, then a Tory win is what you want. Personally I would love to see a hung Parliament with the Brexit Party holding the keys to the kingdom but that is unfortunately unlikely.

You either believe that the vote on June 23rd 2016 has to be honoured or you do not. That 17.4 million votes have to matter. That 52 beats 48 as a %. In short that if the British public are told a result will be honoured then that needs to matter. To count. To have a validity.

Now I am in no doubt that Johnson wanted Remain to win. That he backed Leave by way of his f***ed up hubris driven ambition with some clever strategy no doubt inspired by the actions of an obscure Greek or Roman classicist. In short, Johnson is the utter w***er that many people believe he is. But, and this is the f***ed up reality, he is the best chance we have of leaving the EU.

Hence why I want him to win. Not because I like the b****** or even trust him to deliver but because, as things stand, he is the best bet.

And I hate f***ing gambling.

"The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command." - 1984 - George Orwell.