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Its supposed to be an EU debate and all we are getting in the press is the constant sniping between the next leadership contenders of the Conservative party against the present incumbent.

This campaign is a total disgrace as to what it is for,it is like an election campaign of 2 parties only but everyone from the same party supportive of one manifesto or the other.

How can Gove state that £100million would go to the NHS, he does not make policy himself, he has no idea and cannot tell us what the costs, tariffs and conditions of any trade deal with the EU or indeed the rest of the World will entail.

Yes he can say we would have possibly funding spare if we left but he cannot say where that money would go or for what it would be used for.

It is almost as if what we have is now 2 govts,one with the policies it has now led by Cameron.
Then another just waiting to pounce and throw him and his supporters out for them to take over.

It is pathetic,and it does seem more and more to I would say more and more people too, that this is a battle for the Conservative party leadership and has really very little of conviction as to the EU as to 'in' or 'out'.

David Cameron is in my view, being forced to battle for his political survival,while the self styled bumbling buffoon Boris Johnson with his backers,plans his takeover bid against the PM.

Awful, I am ashamed of UK democracy that a campaign on such an issue as important as this one, has delivered no real facts,truths or reliably substantiated information the voters need to make a really informed decision on the EU and the future of the UK.
An absolute disgrace and headlines like Gove castigates the Prime Minister, just about sums up all the 'out' side and its campaign.

The 'leave' camp promises near Utopia if we leave but with no substance whatsoever, lies,no facts and no support for same internationally or Nationally either,except from themselves.
This is not now fully and really about the EU at all in my view, it is about who is going to be the Prime Minister after the EU vote.