Our 18 favourite responses to that Daily Mail front page

 

11.

Hold on. Is this the first time the Daily Mail has splashed with a Question to which the answer is Yes? @JohnRentoul? pic.twitter.com/xohIgKVf6q

— Thomas Penny (@ThomasWPenny) December 14, 2017

12.

Yes. We put our country first exerting British principles of democracy and free speech. You should try it sometime. pic.twitter.com/qxZmOxE5MB

— Anna Soubry MP (@Anna_Soubry) December 14, 2017

13.

Normalisation of words “traitor/treachery” to mean “people who disagree with my belief”…
Not entirely sure how political system is meant to do its job of mediating sustainable democratic compromise in such circumstances…

— Faisal Islam (@faisalislam) December 14, 2017

14.

Paper with non-dom owners and an editor who takes EU farming money doesn’t believe in the sovereignty of the UK parliament.

That’s remoaners for you, I guess. Shame they don’t believe in Britain. pic.twitter.com/yREBTnMrmQ

— James Ball (@jamesrbuk) December 13, 2017

15.

I’ve fixed that headline for you, Daily Mail. pic.twitter.com/DQCeqn2YWN

— Nick Harvey (@mrnickharvey) December 14, 2017

16.

The Sun and Mail always play this game.

– We represent the will of the people
– We try to change the will of the people

In reality over 90% of Fleet St editors are privately educated (6% of the country)

70% of the owners are non domiciled or foreign billionaires https://t.co/a4MGRRrXo6

— Peter Jukes (@peterjukes) December 14, 2017

17.

Remember this is the newspaper that supported Hitler. https://t.co/X3oyKWTv9s

— Chris Bryant (@RhonddaBryant) December 14, 2017

18.

The judges who upheld the law were enemies of the people. Now politicians who put country above party are traitors. What a sinister rag. #EUwithdrawalbill pic.twitter.com/oVxm12z1g9

— JOHN NICOLSON (@MrJohnNicolson) December 14, 2017

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