Tory MP Tom Pursglove says to Mrs May: “Perhaps if she’s around later I might be able to give one to her.”
After much laughter she replies: “Well, I’m very happy to say to my honourable friend that if he’d like to come and see me later…”
Ooh er missus#PMQs pic.twitter.com/JrJSsJH0mP— Alain Tolhurst (@Alain_Tolhurst) March 21, 2018
Pursglove: “Perhaps if she’s around later I might be able to give one to her.”
May: “Well, I’m very happy to say to my honourable friend that if he’d like to come and see me later…”
He was talking about coffee cups…
Vid via Alain Tolhurst
Grassroots Out’s unforgettable lurid green merchandise has been a sartorial highlight of the referendum campaign so far. Fluorescent ties have been spotted regularly around the necks of Peter Bone and Tom Pursglove, while Philip Hollobone has even sported a luminous sports jacket. GO didn’t get the designation, but fear not – the gear can now be yours, for free! Everything must GO from the campaign shop, with the extensive list of available merch including:
- Posters
- T-shirts
- Bags
- Pens
- Raincoats
- Umbrellas
- Ties (the infamous GO ties!)
- A variety of leaflets
- Mugs
- Keyrings
- Banners
- Hoodies
- Badges
Grassroots Out say:
“please let us know if you would like to load your car up to take back to the constituency”
Own your piece of referendum history…
