RichardY Posted June 3, 2016 Posted June 3, 2016 Saw Micheal Gove (Lord Chancellor and A leader of the In Campaign) on the Sky News Brexit debate. Despite a hostile leftwing audience and journalists interviewing him he dealt effectively with the questions asked about Brexit. The best one was when a student asked about the "Democratic" nature of the EU and Gove asked how many of the 5 current European presidents can the audience name? Lot of Rubbish with the journalists and certain members of the audience asking for economic plans and forecasts. Told the audience to think for themselves and not trust politicians. Was funny that the first journalist Faisal Islam, brought up how the head of JP Morgan thinks the UK should stay in Europe, with Gove replying that the big banks including JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs give millions to the In Campaign (They still can't get a decent remain video on Youtube though). Never under estimate the Lord Chancellor.
aviet Posted June 4, 2016 Posted June 4, 2016 He dealt with it a bit better than El Cammy.Regarding economic plans, I'd like to see a Brexiteer challenge this with something along the following lines: I hope he gets some air-time before we leave
MaceyUK Posted June 4, 2016 Posted June 4, 2016 I challenge remainers to cite one example of an economist making a prediction that was borne out by time and they simply can't. Most of their arguments are fallacious appeals to authority. Bearing in mind the funding of these "authorities" depends on the remain outcome it is a ludicrous situation
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