The front pages on Election Day are equal parts infuriating and predictable

Get out and vote.

Buying a newspaper on the day when the public cast their vote in the general election is about as useful as spitting on a forest fire. Granted, we're sure that there's some good news pieces, sports coverage and crosswords to be enjoyed in most, but unless it's definitively proven that Theresa May/Jeremy Corbyn is the reincarnation of the devil, we're certain that your opinion has been pretty much set in stone. No paper is going to change that, despite The Sun's targeted plan destroy him by overt love for Jeremy Corbyn. You know how you'll vote, it's your right to vote and you're entitled to vote whichever way you choose. Go out and vote. This being said, we've seen the very concerted and organised attempts at character assassination this week, so why should June 8th be any different? Here's The Sun and their frontpage. We wonder if 'Puppet of Unions' will be on tour again this summer? https://twitter.com/SkyNews/status/872553034689236993 Next up is The Express. Clearly voting for Corbyn. https://twitter.com/SkyNews/status/872557344437260292 The Telegraph. Feels like we've read this before. https://twitter.com/SkyNews/status/872555728044785664 Here's The Star. Tezza, Jezza and Cazza (we wonder if Caroline Flack has ever gone by that name?) https://twitter.com/SkyNews/status/872557070930890753 Then we have those other papers that are clearly biased, agenda-driven and unholy. Shut them down. https://twitter.com/SkyNews/status/872556323640094722 https://twitter.com/SkyNews/status/872557650625654784 https://twitter.com/hendopolis/status/872552285481709568 Joey Barton's views on this circus are definitely worth a read.