What Colvile seems totally unaware of is that even Vote Leave backtracked on the £33bn pledge – through Change Britain, a successor to Vote Leave founded by leaders of the original campaign including Gisela Stuart and err … Boris Johnson.
The Change Britain website has been taken down, but you can see it in an archive HERE.
In a briefing note for editors from 2017 provided by Change Britain, which clearly Colvile didn’t receive, didn’t read, or didn’t understand, we can see at the top of page 6 they say the likely “gains from scrapping burdensome Single Market rules” are actually £1,219,590,000.
Vote Leave, or Change Britain as it became, had quietly downgraded the promised £33bn to just £1.2bn. Presumably this was after realising the Conservative Party might have to ‘deliver’ the massive and completely unrealistic savings.
Damn, i miss meds in times like these.
The Change Britain website has been taken down, but you can see it in an archive HERE.
In a briefing note for editors from 2017 provided by Change Britain, which clearly Colvile didn’t receive, didn’t read, or didn’t understand, we can see at the top of page 6 they say the likely “gains from scrapping burdensome Single Market rules” are actually £1,219,590,000.
Vote Leave, or Change Britain as it became, had quietly downgraded the promised £33bn to just £1.2bn. Presumably this was after realising the Conservative Party might have to ‘deliver’ the massive and completely unrealistic savings.
The pro-Brexit media – where ignorance is bliss
There are still plenty of influential Brexit commentators who haven't quite got it
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Damn, i miss meds in times like these.