Corbyn Thanks His Supporters

"Hello, Glastonbury. I back hard Brexit and I will not write off all your student debt. Thanks for your votes, suckers" pic.twitter.com/S29zQwcMh6

— Benjamin (@screwlabour) July 25, 2017

A Lying Politician, There's A First!

Shadow minister told "all those in early 20's with student debt" to "Vote Labour" to get debts written off: https://t.co/BGroxrdk9S pic.twitter.com/yTDnTktOWL

— Guido Fawkes (@GuidoFawkes) July 25, 2017

James Cleverly Nails It - Corbyn Won't Write Off Debt!

It's raining, Mrs C asked me to take the bins out, I said "I'll deal with it". I meant it in the Corbyn sense of the phrase, ie "no". https://t.co/XB4GiaRGUu

— James Cleverly (@JamesCleverly) July 23, 2017

When Is A Promise Not A Promise?

Question: When is a promise not a promise?

Answer: When it is an "ambition"

Unsurprisingly Labour have admitted that their "promise" to cancel student debt was bollocks!

WATCH: Ashworth Confirms Labour Breaking Student Debt Promise https://t.co/RHy6WMgmNo pic.twitter.com/7e8o5MHx2z

— Guido Fawkes (@GuidoFawkes) July 17, 2017