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For a little while yes, but it’d be foolish to not even consider it when the government is in such a mess.
The confidence vote is redundant, as anyone other than Johnson would win it. An election? Yep, relevant, but not worth pushing for until Johnson decides how he wants to go.
 

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PVA

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Come on Sneer call a Commons vote

It's not worth the risk.

Although the majority of Tories now want Johnson out, they most certainly don't want an election because they don't want to lose their jobs and don't want a Labour government.

All it would do is give Johnson the ability to say he has the party's confidence again.

Let him carry on destroying the Tories from within for as long as he is willing. (from an electoral point of view that is. Clearly the longer he does it the worse it is for the country as a whole)
 

Philosoraptor

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I think a morning resignation is on the cards..

I'm putting my bet on 10.30am
 

djr8369

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Credit to Johnson and the government where it’s due. It’s been great political theatre and entertainment but I think we’re all ready for a bit of normality.
 

chiefdave

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tbh, it's probably in their interests to let Johnson continue to implode. Even better if he does go for some harebrained scheme of splitting the party and going to the country himself.
When is summer recess? Is there an argument from the Labour side to hope this gets strung out to the summer and all the focus is in Johnson and then into conference season.
 
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He will still stand and could be contender
You've got to say, his judgement looks pretty awful right now. Although the Times has an article he's been plotting a leadership campaign for the past 10 months so maybe, somehow, Johnson has played into this?!?
 

Sky Blue Pete

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How is their pride in how they handled covid? I’m happy about the vaccination work but not the whole thing no way.

Getting brexit done??? Would we?

How he can accept the chancellors job and then go and ask him to resign and then think anyone will read his words without a huge dose of ‘wtaf’ I really don’t understand

And as for keeping an anti semite out of downing st. Wow
 

Grendel

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You've got to say, his judgement looks pretty awful right now. Although the Times has an article he's been plotting a leadership campaign for the past 10 months so maybe, somehow, Johnson has played into this?!?

I think so he will just say that his responsibility was to try and maintain some government order out the country first blah blah
 

skybluetony176

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There is of course one political figure who will be loving this above anyone else. Putin.

For all Boris’ support for Ukraine he’s undermining that by being the gift that keeps giving to Putin.
 

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