DOMINIC LAWSON AND THE EU EXPORTERS

During the referendum campaign I had a couple of email exchanges with Dominic Lawson, Sunday Times columnist and son of the former chancellor and now climate change denier, Nigel Lawson. In one I raised the issue of Britain becoming a less attractive place for EU companies to invest money to help our exports to the rest of the world. This is what I emailed to him on 15th March 2016 after something he said in his column:

LAWSON AND THE IRISH BORDER

A few weeks ago Dominic Lawson said we anti Brexit marchers were out of step with reality (HERE) but this week he has obviously done a little skip and joined us in becoming out of sync with reality himself by claiming the Swiss option offers a solution to the Irish border problem (HERE). 

DOMINIC LAWSON

Dominic Lawson, the son of the former Tory chancellor, wrote a column a couple of weeks ago (HERE) sneering at those of us who march against Brexit. He says we're out of touch with reality. In answer to a call from Chukka Umunna for the people to "have a vote" he sarcastically says he could have sworn we had one in 2016.

DOMINIC LAWSON

Dominic Lawson, son of the former chancellor and climate change denier Nigel Lawson, writes a column for the Sunday Times and on Sunday (HERE) he produced one that I hope we can throw back at him in a year or two. He rather sneeringly refers to us as the remoaner resistance and sarcastically tells us we are ignoring good economic news because it's bad for the remain side. But he is guilty of a bit of cherry picking himself.