Depends if you mean the official Tory Brexit campaign, which isn't really, who (and who could possibly have forseen this:-), secured the official Brexit nomination by the electoral commission.
The hard old fashioned right don't exist in the Tory party, oh they have the odd genuine stubborn conservative who don't tow Cameron (Blair's) line, and seeing as they are men of honour who's word means something and work for their constituents, continue to have excellent majorities...examples being Peter Bone and Jacob Rees-Mogg, these and those like them are a thorn in the side of the Tory party in its current unfit for purpose Social Democrat guise.
One of the most genuine of all Brexiters is Farage, love him or hate him there wouldn't be a referendum at all without him...note how Gove/Johnson want nothing to do with him nor the OUT group, the official leave group is just another Tory stitch up, fortunately they haven't managed to police the internet enough yet to shut down the alternative sources of information and news, and millions of us have forsaken the mainstream media propaganda industry to have found another side to things.
The irony of UKIP is that its increasingly becoming the party of the working class...and i'm not referrring to the shirking class here...working classes being anyone who has to get out of bed and go do a days work to pay their way.
The Labour party deserted the genuine working class years ago, quite why they continue to vote for it at all is a mystery, though with genuine exceptions such as Dennis Skinner Frank Field and Kate Hoey.
Corbyn poor chap a fine example, has always been wary of and against the EU in the 'Wedgy' Benn school of thought, yet he's had to sell his soul to the devil to try to keep this other failing party just about afloat.
I long for the day when both main parties tear themselves apart and we start again from scratch, you never know a Brexit might just be the catalyst needed.
Edited by gordonbennet on 06/06/2016 at 10:40
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