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Fracking Vote

Labour have brought a vote on fracking tonight.

The Tories are whipping heavily.
4 Tory MPs will lose the whip if they don't vote with the government.

4 have publically stated they will not.
 
Labour have threatened individual Tory MPs with mocked-up posters "Your MP <X> voted for Fracking in <Y>" if they obey the whip.
This could be spicy.
 
Labour have threatened individual Tory MPs with mocked-up posters "Your MP voted for Fracking in " if they obey the whip.
This could be spicy.

No, it could be pathetic. As usual.

The House is getting more and more like the fourth form at St Trinians. :tantrum:
 
All the tweets about man handling crying Tory MPs are "interesting".

Even more :laugh is the chief and deputy chief whips resigning.

And Kwasi voted against the government.
 
And let’s not forget that Truss abstained… :rolleyes:
 
The House is getting more and more like the fourth form at St Trinians. :tantrum:

Thanks now I have an image of JRM in a gym slip. Pass the mind bleach!
 
All the tweets about man handling crying Tory MPs are "interesting".

Even more :laugh is the chief and deputy chief whips resigning.

And Kwasi voted against the government.

Kwasi, like many high-profile Tory MPs including the PM, didn't vote at all. There were no Tory rebel votes listed here although there were 2 rebel Labour DUP (thanks Cojak) votes who voted with the government: https://votes.parliament.uk/Votes/Commons/Division/1372
 
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I will leave this here

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Kwasi, like many high-profile Tory MPs including the PM, didn't vote at all. There were no Tory rebel votes listed here although there were 2 rebel Labour votes who voted with the government: https://votes.parliament.uk/Votes/Commons/Division/1372

I think that you’ll find that those 2 ‘rebel Labour’ votes were, in fact, DUP votes. The colours were quite close though, claret as opposed to red. :rolleyes:
 

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