We all know Jeremy Corbyn didn’t promise to write off student debt by now, don’t we?

Of course we do. Therefore he could not have U-turned by saying that he didn’t make such a promise.

Some Tories, and Tory supporters, still aren’t getting that they’ve lost this argument.

They don’t seem to understand that we all know it is based on a lie.

They don’t seem to understand that they are making themselves more unpopular by continuing to push it.

So show them this:

They probably still won’t understand but the look on their face will be worth putting on Instagram.

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