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The secret is all in the hair. Just look at trump loyalists. No matter how much he flip flops on an issue, they will remain loud and proud
Poll: The EU Referendum: How Will You Vote? (May Poll)
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Must have spoken to a lot of weak minded individuals worried about paying 3p more per minute when abroad on their mobiles or terrified of this imminent three pronged attack by Russia, ISIS and the Klingons
Is laughable the rhetoric the In camp constantly bleats. All fear. Said many pages ago that fear is the best tactic against the weak willed.
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Can't make my mind up. Had the EU Referendum leaflet through the door yesterday (the one showing both sides of the argument not the government's remain one) and if anything it seems like half the "facts" are directly conflicting.
From someone who is neither an inny or an outy, the headlines do seem quite scaremongering on the consequences of leaving.
From someone who is neither an inny or an outy, the headlines do seem quite scaremongering on the consequences of leaving.
[TW]Fox;29512580 said:Another detailed post from the Brexit side
I couldn't really give you a reason. Neither side has convinced me their solution is for the best so I'm just going with my gut instinct, which is to leave
Interesting clip, I'm glad it was mandelson because I despise him which helped me tolerate farage, I find myself in the position of pro exit but despising most of my fellow brexiters with their constant ******* prattle about immigration and rights/benefits.
There's also two other polls. YouGov's regular online poll puts it at 44% in 40% out, but with a change in methodology from their previous polls that favours Remain; and OBR's latest telephone poll puts it 55%(+2) Remain and 40% (-1) Leave.
Must have spoken to a lot of weak minded individuals worried about paying 3p more per minute when abroad on their mobiles or terrified of this imminent three pronged attack by Russia, ISIS and the Klingons
Is laughable the rhetoric the In camp constantly bleats. All fear. Said many pages ago that fear is the best tactic against the weak willed.
UKIP has been at 15-20% in most online polls yet they scored 12% in the most recent elections.
90% of Guardian readers say they will vote IN (telephone poll) yet the most popular comments tend to favour Out.
The bookies have been tightening the odds for IN.
Overall, unless something unexpected occurs, a Brexit win would be surprising.
sources?
The "pointing" swings from 10% either way. At the end of the day it will come down to the turnout on the day, and personally and from what a fair few polls suggest, the silver vote will probably swing it to out imho.
I'll be pleasantly surprised if it's that large a win but a lot can happen in the next few weeks.
Traditionally people who are undecided will normally stay with the easy option of no change.
I imagine the silver vote will count very heavily towards out.
Until the last few days when Cameron tells a little fib and tells them they will all lose their pensions if they vote out...
Good!
Good call if I was part of the out campaign I'd prepare for that eventuality with some counter bs.
I think this may be the case despite in my circle at least 30:1 saying out:in.
Project Fear will end up winning this referendum no two ways about it and their tactics are frankly disgusting. The BBC needs a permanent boycott too for the way it has rubbed its hands into the mix.
And they will be the ones least likely to be affected by either in or out. But that's democracy.
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