"We'll have to make a judgement in the circumstances in September. But voting 'no conf' without the absolute certainty of an alt govt of national unity risks Parliament being dissolved after 14 days. Which would in turn allow Johnson to crash out without a no-deal on Oct 31st..."
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..."and nothing standing in his way. I think its probably best to keep Parliament active and ready to legsilate to stop this craziness." Without those 5 change MPs (4 of whom were Labour) the numbers look v dicey.
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There is no way Tory MPs will take the ultimate plunge and vote against their own Govt in a no confidence motion if those on the, er, Oppositions benches won’t.
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The irony is if the four ex Labour MPs among had stayed in their old parties (and voted how they did in the last no confidence vote) the govt would have been more likely to fall than it is now. Not sure Change is really living up to the name...
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Lolwhat
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What’s the point of them then?
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now that's bonkers
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Because he’ll lose his seat in a general election, lol
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We’re against brexit but not if it means loosing our jobs in a coming election
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No they actually have a point VONC when they come back week of 2/9 and have a plan agreed in advance for alternative Governemnt they can install it the next day VONC week of 2/9, waste 14 days arguing about what to do next and drift to General Election after 31/10 is not same
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