If the Tories do defect he probably can't be appointed PM without a confidence vote.
Some Labour dimwits might support him.
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...and then there were none
Boris Johnson facing huge crisis just hours before being crowned leader
six more Conservative MPs are said to be planning to defect to the Liberal Democrats if Mr Johnson becomes the party’s new leader - a move throwing the minority Government into chaos.
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View Postanother one bites the dust
Tory MP charged with assault
It might leave the government with a majority of 1.
I think we can see where this is all heading.
Good to see the ethics of political life are alive and well.
...now quick, the DM and their believers need to create a few stories to run about Jeremy Corbyn to distract from what's going on.
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View Postanother one bites the dust
Tory MP charged with assault
It might leave the government with a majority of 1.
I think we can see where this is all heading.
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View Postanother one bites the dust
Tory MP charged with assault
It might leave the government with a majority of 1.
I think we can see where this is all heading.
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another one bites the dust
Tory MP charged with assault
It might leave the government with a majority of 1.
I think we can see where this is all heading.Last edited by BlasterBates; 22 July 2019, 11:12.
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Originally posted by Whorty View Post1 or 2 might go, but I can't see mass defections ..... at least not yet. My bet is they will see how the public polls stack up once Bojo is in charge before they do anything.
Not one of them has any notion of principal or public service.
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View Post
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Tory MPs threaten mass defection
oh dear
Tory rebels threaten to join Lib Dems to thwart Boris Johnson
Conservative MPs are gearing up for mass defections in response to the leadership contender’s threats to force through a no-deal BrexitTags: None
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