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Was Boris Johnson Right To Make Veiled Threats To Itv?
Boris Johnson is unhappy that ITV have scheduled a debate on the referendum between David Cameron and Nigel Farage.
He feels that they are being blocked.
But surely Farage as leader of the only party with a stated aim of leaving the EU is a better guest than Johnsonny Come Lately?
Why is there such a fundamental schism in the 'leave' campaign?
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He feels that they are being blocked.
But surely Farage as leader of the only party with a stated aim of leaving the EU is a better guest than Johnsonny Come Lately?
Why is there such a fundamental schism in the 'leave' campaign?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.There were 3 'leave' campaigns each hoping to be designated the 'official' one that got the £7 million funding from the government. Farage is leader of one of the 'losing' campaigns.
I think it is the correct thing to do, Boris only decided in the last few hours which side he was going to back,in the end he decided to back 'leave'.
Now he realizes that he has made a poor choice.
Farage on the other hand has never held any other view, and leads the only political party that has getting the UK out of the EU as it's main aim. UKIP also has the only British EuroMPs who are dedicated to getting the UK out of the EU.
All in all a far better bet than someone who only decided to back 'leave' at the last second and for purely selfish reasons.
I think it is the correct thing to do, Boris only decided in the last few hours which side he was going to back,in the end he decided to back 'leave'.
Now he realizes that he has made a poor choice.
Farage on the other hand has never held any other view, and leads the only political party that has getting the UK out of the EU as it's main aim. UKIP also has the only British EuroMPs who are dedicated to getting the UK out of the EU.
All in all a far better bet than someone who only decided to back 'leave' at the last second and for purely selfish reasons.
youngmafbog
Do you think that Bojo (not keen on that contraction) is more likely to win a debate than Farage?
I would've thought Farage was the bigger threat to Cameron.
And I suspect that the grounds given in the article (Cameron not wanting to encourage even more splits in the Conservative Party by arguing with Johnson) sounds quite reasonable.
Do you think that Bojo (not keen on that contraction) is more likely to win a debate than Farage?
I would've thought Farage was the bigger threat to Cameron.
And I suspect that the grounds given in the article (Cameron not wanting to encourage even more splits in the Conservative Party by arguing with Johnson) sounds quite reasonable.
EDDIE has it. If it were not for Farage, UKIP and people like me who voted for them (purely on the basis of this issue)we would not be having a referendum.
Rights or wrongs about 'veiled threats' apart, DC is scared of facing a real heavyweight opposing his argument. He is going for Nige because he knows that he is the least of his opponents - and even then he will not face him directly. Cowardice, plus a knowledge that many of his points are so weak that they will be torn to shreds by a 'big beast'. I would like to see Dave face Gove (a logical machine), but it won't happen - Dave is too scared.
Rights or wrongs about 'veiled threats' apart, DC is scared of facing a real heavyweight opposing his argument. He is going for Nige because he knows that he is the least of his opponents - and even then he will not face him directly. Cowardice, plus a knowledge that many of his points are so weak that they will be torn to shreds by a 'big beast'. I would like to see Dave face Gove (a logical machine), but it won't happen - Dave is too scared.
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