I've noticed she keeps using the word "Out" - and she almost spits out the word as though it is some kind of epithet. The campaign is known as Leave and I believe the description "out" was specifically rejected by the Electoral Commission. So why does she use it? And if she calls herself a journo has she asked OECD what the basis for the analysis was - was it the travel survey or NI numbers issued? She's not a journalist - she's a machine operator.
Laura K's tweet looks even more biased in the light of the Times poll today giving Leave a narrow lead - despite all the BBC-co-ordinated hullabaloo extolling Obama as a great orator whose opinions were bound to weigh heavily in favour of Remain. A narrow lead in the face of a relentless heavy barrage from the Remain camp using all their big guns is hardly indicative of a "sea of doom" is it?
I've noticed she keeps using the word "Out" - and she almost spits out the word as though it is some kind of epithet. The campaign is known as Leave and I believe the description "out" was specifically rejected by the Electoral Commission. So why does she use it? And if she calls herself a journo has she asked OECD what the basis for the analysis was - was it the travel survey or NI numbers issued? She's not a journalist - she's a machine operator.
ReplyDeleteLaura K's tweet looks even more biased in the light of the Times poll today giving Leave a narrow lead - despite all the BBC-co-ordinated hullabaloo extolling Obama as a great orator whose opinions were bound to weigh heavily in favour of Remain. A narrow lead in the face of a relentless heavy barrage from the Remain camp using all their big guns is hardly indicative of a "sea of doom" is it?
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