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Suella Braverman Out As Home Secretary
https:/ /www.th eguardi an.com/ politic s/2022/ oct/19/ suella- braverm an-depa rts-as- uk-home -secret ary-liz -truss
Not yet confirmed by No 10, but if this is true then that's a massive shock.
Not yet confirmed by No 10, but if this is true then that's a massive shock.
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It's high time that Tories, like me, admitted that this is the biggest political *up in generations. No more excuses, no more having a go at Labour.
17:17 Wed 19th Oct 2022
They would be worse, Fatticus, because the Labour party has even fewer MPs that wish to accept the democratic will of the people, so there would be less internal opposition to deliberately doing the wrong thing. When they start proving that they stand for democracy once more then they can be compared to parties that mostly do.
Old_Geezer
//They would be worse, Fatticus, because the Labour party has even fewer MPs that wish to accept the democratic will of the people//
PMSL, 0.2% aka the Werthers Warriors do not reflect the democratic will of the people.
It’s time for a GE to do that properly, we simply cannot have a second PM with no mandate from the British public running this country into the ground.
We are a laughing stock throughout the world and this government have zero credibility and zero authority, least of all from the electorate.
Even their own MP’s know it, that’s why they’re so fractured.
They have no idea what they’re doing and it’s plain for all to see, across the political spectrum.
//They would be worse, Fatticus, because the Labour party has even fewer MPs that wish to accept the democratic will of the people//
PMSL, 0.2% aka the Werthers Warriors do not reflect the democratic will of the people.
It’s time for a GE to do that properly, we simply cannot have a second PM with no mandate from the British public running this country into the ground.
We are a laughing stock throughout the world and this government have zero credibility and zero authority, least of all from the electorate.
Even their own MP’s know it, that’s why they’re so fractured.
They have no idea what they’re doing and it’s plain for all to see, across the political spectrum.
Specific allegations were made against Therese Coffey, Jacob Rees-Mogg, and others. There will presumably be an investigation, and as far as I know both have already denied it (either themselves, live on air, or through a spokesperson). It's safe to say that tonight was chaotic, regardless of whether any behaviour crossed the line; and, as I say, at the very least it seems that the Chief and Deputy Chief Whip, ie those whose job it is to get the Tories voting with the Government, both resigned.
well without whips presumably the vote tonight will be - - -
fragmented
for those on this thread who are pretending they dont know what a whip is ( yawn ) see here
https:/ /w4mp.o rg/w4mp /w4mp-g uides/w hos-who /whips- and-the ir-work /
warning - it is a bit naughty for the upright citizens of AB
taster for the adventurous ones
"‘For the average backbencher, the whip is the street-corner thug they need to get past on their way home from school. "
Q:who is doing the man-handling - A;the usual suspects I suppose. - we arent saying that because no one was knows the names of the guilty parties then it can be happening
fragmented
for those on this thread who are pretending they dont know what a whip is ( yawn ) see here
https:/
warning - it is a bit naughty for the upright citizens of AB
taster for the adventurous ones
"‘For the average backbencher, the whip is the street-corner thug they need to get past on their way home from school. "
Q:who is doing the man-handling - A;the usual suspects I suppose. - we arent saying that because no one was knows the names of the guilty parties then it can be happening
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