https://twitter.com/andrewpercy/status/722035935202971648

I've read some laughably spurious economic reports in my time but this one takes the biscuit. #VoteLeave https://t.co/J2PsnpfbO7

— Marcus Fysh MP (@MarcusFysh) April 18, 2016

Now Osborne is claiming tax will go up. This is getting childish and ridiculous. Next, plague of frogs if we #Brexit?#VoteLeave

— Michael Fabricant (@Mike_Fabricant) April 18, 2016

Given the Treasury adjusts its own forecasts every six months, these predictions need to be imagined after 28 revisions

— Dr Liam Fox MP (@LiamFoxMP) April 18, 2016

That George Osborne detailed Treasury analysis in full…..#Brexit pic.twitter.com/LZP5VnT2z0

— Stewart Jackson MP (@Stewart4Pboro) April 18, 2016

This is an utterly misleading and disreputable way to conduct the EU debate, and it will not work @vote_leave @politicshome

— Bernard Jenkin (@bernardjenkin) April 18, 2016

No kidding. Clear as day. Is neo-Classical endogenous growth theory @edballs back working at HMT – he would be proud? #NerdsForBritain (2/2)

— Tim Loughton (@timloughton) April 18, 2016

Boris: “The Treasury has not been totally successful in all its economic forecasts, let’s be honest.”

Peter Bone: “Treasury’s economic predictions are speculative at best, deceitful at worst”

The response of the Tory benches to the Chancellor’s speech this morning…