Hung parliament certainly seems a distinct possibility. As for 'Get Brexit Done' – it's simple, it's relevant and it's memorable. It's also more powerful than any other party line. Never mind scrutiny and rigour, even those three words are stretching the intellectual limit of 95% of the population. Play to your audience, be consistent and don't overcomplicate things. Cummings seems to be the only one that recognises this, yet again.

People always moan about the dumbing down of politics, at least at a public consumption level, but I never understand why there is surprise. Message must always relate to target audience.

Currently intending to vote Conservative by age group: 18-24: 18% 25-49: 30% 50-64: 47% 65+: 65% YouGov 5-6 Dec #GE2019

Nine years of austerity measures that have directly affected friends and family of mine mean that I would never consider voting Tory. Seeing a friend with genuine disabilities having to audition for someone who gets a bonus for every person they get off benefits; seeing my wife going through stage 4 cancer this year and having doctors and nurses on the point of tears in exhaustion; returning to my home city and finding encampments of homeless people up and down the high street; seeing my brother-in-law lose his job because the Tories cut funding for back to work schemes; seeing a close friend spiral into depression due to cuts to the fire service, which included removing the only ladder in his area that could reach the top floor of the local tower blocks; hearing that our friend's autistic child is on the verge of having their special needs school closed due to cuts; my dad having to wait three months to see a specialist about a serious issue...

Seriously, I could go on. I genuinely don't understand how you can vote for a party who has done so much harm to the most vulnerable in society and over such a long period? After 9 years what do you think is going to change? I suppose Stewart Lee might have the answer [Link]

I am genuinely struggling to remain on civil terms with anybody who wants to ignore the result from June 23rd.

It was a perfectly legitimate political stance to believe the UK was better off remaining in the EU prior to June 23rd.

And once we have left, then a perfectly legitimate political stance to believe we should rejoin.

But to just want the result from June 23rd rendered null and void? That I struggle with on a level that goes beyond the norm. I was more than willing to accept the result and fully expected the same of others. To not be willing to do so makes me question a person's moral compass along with finding myself enraged that they think so little about the value of my right to vote and to have that vote matter.

A lot of forgiveness required which can only start to come about once we have left.

Agree and to simplify it, what we have been preached since the democratic result is ‘we know better!’