[Watchman]

Sounds like an over-excited 6th former

And son of Watchman was in the audience, was in shot a few times, but didn't get to ask a question, much to his mothers relief

[AOB]

These cunts will be rubbing their hands tonight. Possibly the biggest winners of the lot with the Tories fucked and Remain voters split between Lab/Lib. I can't see Farage failing to become an MP should there be a GE.

[Bones McCoy]

Tweets form the fuhrerbunker.
Gammons are not happy.

https://twitter.com/Nigel_Farage/status ... 5450640384

[AOB]

[Boiler]

[Tubby Isaacs]

"Unelected judges".

[cycloon]

I wonder if they'll ever think about why democracy and the law are distinct entities that have immensely complex relationships, meaning elected judges are very different to unelected ones.

Nah, waaah waaaah democracy is one thing and one thing only waaaaaa

[MisterMuncher]

"Unelected judges".

As deftly pointed out in the replies, electability is not the same as competence, and anyone feeling it is is welcome to avail of an elected surgeon, dentist or doctor.

It takes quite a brain to propose elected judges as a means of depoliticising the judiciary.

[youngian]

Unelected is now just a playground adjective to besmirch a decision someone made you don’t like. “I’m not going to bed early no one voted for you to be my mum.” As for ‘unelected bureaucrats’ what other bureaucrats are there?

[youngian]

Farage desperately flashing the cash with this wraparound. If Johnson is in a political position that Farage finds attractive then the Tories won’t need a deal with Farage. Whatever the Brexit end game is at least Farage faces a future of irrelevance

[Safe_Timber_Man]

It isn't loony old Daily Express readers he needs to win over. Complete waste of money, really.

[youngian]

The only paper that accepted the ad?

[Kreuzberger]

No one walks away from a conversation that starts at a quarter of a million quid and only goes northwards.

[cycloon]

I'm confused, all I see is a normal Daily Express front page.

[youngian]

No one walks away from a conversation that starts at a quarter of a million quid and only goes northwards.

Shows how much Murdoch, Rothermere and the Barclay Brothers have invested in Johnson as the last throw of the Brexit dice to turn down that kind of money.