This particular receipt is from 18 May this year. You don’t have to go back far…
“My view is that Brexit has been damaging. But I also believe the last thing we should do right now is rerun those arguments.
Britain will be stuck in a permanent rut if we’re constantly arguing and people are pulling away from each other.
Surely it is time to bring people back together, to focus on what we’ve got in common and to get the growth coming to all places.
That is what we need in this moment, and it’s really important that, whatever comes out of this by-election, there’s a more unifying feeling about the change we need to work towards.
I am not proposing that the UK considers rejoining the EU.
I respect the decision that was made at the referendum, and it would undermine everything I’ve said about strengthening democracy if we don’t respect that vote.”
Words, eh?
Robert Jenrick told a rally on Monday:
“They say Chancellors are either undertakers or bookies. This one is an ostrich – and when the Chancellor buries his head in the sand, the rest of us, we’re left staring at his you know what.”