Here is the video that accompanied the launch of our election slogan yesterday. Enjoy!
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Good stuff.
A positive message abiut why it’s better to remain a member is surely also required, or has the time passed for that sort of thibg?
We also need to summarise the key reasons why we want to stop Brexit. Build a brighter future sounds positive and optimistic in a rather vague way, but lacks substance or real meaning. It feels rather underwhelming as a campaign slogan – or perhaps that’s just me?