With Our Pm Campaigning To Stay In Europe, Who Should Lead The "brexit" Campaign?

[anotheoldgit]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/eureferendum/12082083/EU-referendum-David-Cameron-gives-ministers-free-vote.html

Boris Johnson, Theresa May or Nigel Farage?

[mikey4444]

I would have thought that Farage is ideally suited for the job, as it is his Parties only policy.

[craft1948]

The way things are going for 'call me Dave' I think he'll be the star of the brexit campaign.....no need for anyone else to join in.

[youngmafbog]

Anyone who is not a Tory would be my suggestion. There are for and against in labour and Tory so probably not a labour person either as that would appear one party against the other.

And yes Mickey, Farage is well suited to the position, not sure he will take it though.

IMHO the PM should butt out and unless totally even no money from teh public purse (UK or EU) shoudl be given to either side. Cameron also must not use Government offices or faciliteis for his campaigning.

Fat chance of course, Call me Dave is going and so will want to hop on the EU graby train with Kinockio and the rest of them. So any dirty trick to keep us in will be used by the slimey git.

[Togo]

We already have one. Moazzam Begg.

[jno]

no way Boris will do it, he'll mainiian his position on the fence. He wants to run for party leader and he doesn't want to have backed the wrong side.

[Canary42]

Who Should Lead The "brexit" Campaign?

Paul Dacre

[Jackdaw33]

Corbyn should lead the Yes campaign. No leader needed for a No cammppaaigggn..

[Old_Geezer]

I don't think it needs a single leader. Cooperation on who tackles what so there is no overlap would work well and probably appeal to a wider section. After all some of the electorate likes A and will accept their arguments but can't stand B, others like B but has no respect for C, and some like C but A turns them right off.