Jacob Rees-Mogg Quotes

It (the European Court of Justice) cannot be our senior court for a day after we leave the EU

It is a grave error to try and use legal process to settle political questions,

Basically I want people to be able to get on with their lives without the government bossing them about. I’m all in favour of nannies but not the nanny state.

I want us to leave the European Union

I think the idea of a second referendum is perfectly ridiculous.

I've done my bit by having six children, so now you do yours.

Parties that try and gerrymander end up finding their clever scheme comes back to bite them – as dare I say we found by insisting on voter ID for elections.
We found the people who didn’t have ID were elderly and they by and large voted Conservative, so we made it hard for our own voters and we upset a system that worked perfectly well.

the county of Somerset as defined by the Lieutenants Act shall revert to the customary time used prior to the Great Western Railway time established in 1840

The answer lies in reuniting the Right. What we need is a big, open and comprehensive offer to those in Reform.

I do wish you wouldn’t keep going on about the nanny [...] If I’d had a valet, you’d think it was perfectly normal.

No Conservative would do anything to harm the union and that crucially includes Northern Ireland.

[T]he privileges committee is not even a proper legal set up. It has a gossamer of constitutional propriety thrown over it, but it is in fact a political committee against Boris Johnson.

We need to be free to do deals with the rest of the world. We must be out of the protectionist common external tariff which mainly protects inefficient EU industries at the cost to British consumers.

If I were American I'd want the border closed, I'd be all in favour of building a wall. I'd want to build a wall in the middle of the English Channel.

The issue at hand is whether it was right to use the gross or net level of our contribution to the European Union - that is a matter of free speech and the democratic process.