> Just because Cameron quit office and a few other politicians said once or twice that we shouldn't leave doesn't make it a "campaign". I'm sorry, this is just

> Just because Cameron quit office and a few other politicians said once or twice that we shouldn't leave doesn't make it a "campaign". I'm sorry, this is just blatantly false. You simply must not have been in the UK during the referendum campaign. https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/jun/22/david-cameron-makes-final-plea-for-britain-to-vote-to-remain-in-the-eu https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/jun/22/david-camer... > David Cameron criss-crossed the country on Wednesday in a final effort to warn Britain’s voters against rejecting the EU in the historic poll, that will also be read as a referendum on his premiership. > Appearing in his shirt sleeves, and with his voice breaking at times, the prime minister issued an impassioned personal plea to the public to reject the “untruths” of the leave campaign. He pleaded for voters to “put jobs first, put the economy first”.