Corbyn got his for the many not the few slogan out
to be fair, I didn't hear him say that once.
Boris answered every question with Brexit. Corbyn actually answered questions asked.
Boris tried to answer questions for Corbyn, saying what Corbyn would say, rather than answering it himself. Corbyn would then say "hold on, let me answer this myself BoJo" then give a totally different answer.
That was about it really. Boris really did sound like a con artist all the way through, he seemed to forget it was supposed to be debate and treated it like a political broadcast. Even the summing up statements were miles apart, with Boris just criticising labour again, and labour clearly saying what they will do.
Boris' main attack on Corbyn was that he would not say if he was going to campaign for leave or remain. Corbyn repeated, about 10 times, that the labour approach is to get a good deal with the EU that will protect workers rights, and then put it to the people so they have a definitive answer on Brexit with deal or remain, and do exactly what the people vote for. Bizarrely logical in these modern times.
IMO, if you want a sensible brexit, vote labour, or vote lib dem if it means getting the tories out of your local seat, to allow labour to get the majority. Their approach is better for us.
