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Confidence vote watch. I know it’s a dangerous game to play and Sir Graham is keeper of the list. But my ERG sources pretty confident now that 48 trigger been breached. Of course Sir Graham won’t announce while PM out of country – and we’ve been here before. But mood hardening
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Yeah it is on.
The CJEU ruling was a game changer.0 -
Temporary Gove coronation, you heard it here first.0
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48th!0
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All you need is Gove.....TheScreamingEagles said:Temporary Gove coronation, you heard it here first.
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Gove is all you need.0 -
Pundit on Sky News just said 5 letters submitted today. Perhaps.0
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You can't hurry Gove
No you just have to wait
Gove don't come easy
It's a game of give and take0 -
FPT
She could try Kylie Minogue next.Stark_Dawning said:I feel a bit sorry for Theresa. Those who praised her ABBA dance only a short time ago now come to destroy her.
It's a crazy situation
You always keep be waiting
Because it's only make believe0 -
Embattled, the PM leaves London to negotiate with European leaders, insisting that she will carry on as normal. But she has misjudged her MPs. That night, No10's erratic, desperate briefings exacerbate the mutiny. The next day, she rushes back. Too late. Nov 22 1990: she resigns.0
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A modern-day Lady Jane Grey.TheScreamingEagles said:Temporary Gove coronation, you heard it here first.
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It's time. It was time a long time ago, but now the time really is time.
Remainers see their chance under a new leader. Hard leavers frankly should have sent letters ages ago, as should anyone who quit cabinet. It's too much.0 -
Yes, quite a parallel.grabcocque said:Embattled, the PM leaves London to negotiate with European leaders, insisting that she will carry on as normal. But she has misjudged her MPs. That night, No10's erratic, desperate briefings exacerbate the mutiny. The next day, she rushes back. Too late. Nov 22 1990: she resigns.
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Cos you got Gove
Gove
Gove on your side
Cos you got Gove
Gove
Gove on your side0 -
Though Thatcher remained PM until Nov 28th 1990 when Major succeeded her.grabcocque said:Embattled, the PM leaves London to negotiate with European leaders, insisting that she will carry on as normal. But she has misjudged her MPs. That night, No10's erratic, desperate briefings exacerbate the mutiny. The next day, she rushes back. Too late. Nov 22 1990: she resigns.
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I thought the new thread would be about how Theresa May had lost Big G.0
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Too much Gove will kill you.
Give will tear us apart again.0 -
That takes us to a sum total of 4 then, in Brady arithmetic.SandyRentool said:Pundit on Sky News just said 5 letters submitted today. Perhaps.
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Will somebody think of poor Graham’s shredder...Doing longer shifts than a kid in a Far East sweat shop.SandyRentool said:Pundit on Sky News just said 5 letters submitted today. Perhaps.
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Let's put Liddington in as temp PM and then I get have more champagne at Xmas.
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Ahem.Mortimer said:
All you need is Gove.....TheScreamingEagles said:Temporary Gove coronation, you heard it here first.
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Gove is all you need.
All you need is Gove, Gove, Gove is all you need Mrs May.
Tainted Gove.
Gove will tear us apart.
http://www2.politicalbetting.com/index.php/archives/2017/06/06/all-you-need-is-gove-gove-gove-is-all-you-need-mrs-may/0 -
Be careful .A lot of Spinning Around.williamglenn said:FPT
She could try Kylie Minogue next.Stark_Dawning said:I feel a bit sorry for Theresa. Those who praised her ABBA dance only a short time ago now come to destroy her.
It's a crazy situation
You always keep be waiting
Because it's only make believe
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If she doesn't contest it, that proves she's been acting in the national interest, and so should therefore continue. #Catch19220
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TheScreamingEagles said:
Yeah it is on.
The CJEU ruling was a game changer.
1. Entire Tory party unites around... Gove?! Why?TheScreamingEagles said:Temporary Gove coronation, you heard it here first.
2. What has the ECJ to do with this? Is Gove meant to be revoking A50, or holding a carbon-copy re-run of the first referendum?0 -
FPT: Big_G, nobody could ever doubt your loyalty to the PM. Above and beyond the call of duty, Sir.
That she has lost you means she has now lost literally EVERYBODY.0 -
I think that would be the best course of action.TheScreamingEagles said:Temporary Gove coronation, you heard it here first.
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Was it? Did they give us a 'get out of jail' card and will anyone be prepared to use it?TheScreamingEagles said:Yeah it is on.
The CJEU ruling was a game changer.0 -
How well-founded do you think the rumour of a Gove coronation is?TheScreamingEagles said:
Ahem.Mortimer said:
All you need is Gove.....TheScreamingEagles said:Temporary Gove coronation, you heard it here first.
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Gove is all you need.
All you need is Gove, Gove, Gove is all you need Mrs May.
Tainted Gove.
Gove will tear us apart.
http://www2.politicalbetting.com/index.php/archives/2017/06/06/all-you-need-is-gove-gove-gove-is-all-you-need-mrs-may/0 -
Put one in....take two out.....that is the Brady way!Andrew said:
That takes us to a sum total of 4 then, in Brady arithmetic.SandyRentool said:Pundit on Sky News just said 5 letters submitted today. Perhaps.
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A text from someone
'Gove doesn't have an enemy in the world, even his friends think he's a c***'0 -
Great news put one of the ERG nutjobs in to own this sorry mess . As soon as they come out with their managed no deal fantasy the Tories will completely implode !0
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If the Tory Plan B is a Gove coronation and Norway Plus, they are making a big mistake.Black_Rook said:TheScreamingEagles said:Yeah it is on.
The CJEU ruling was a game changer.
1. Entire Tory party unites around... Gove?! Why?TheScreamingEagles said:Temporary Gove coronation, you heard it here first.
2. What has the ECJ to do with this? Is Gove meant to be revoking A50, or holding a carbon-copy re-run of the first referendum?0 -
We're heading for something
Somewhere I've never been, sometimes I am frightened
But I'm ready to learn 'bout the power of Gove
Ooh, the power of Gove
The power of Gove
Sometimes I am frightened
But I'm ready to learn 'bout the power of Gove0 -
dixiedean said:
Be careful .A lot of Spinning Around.williamglenn said:FPT
She could try Kylie Minogue next.Stark_Dawning said:I feel a bit sorry for Theresa. Those who praised her ABBA dance only a short time ago now come to destroy her.
It's a crazy situation
You always keep be waiting
Because it's only make believe
Tears on my pillowdixiedean said:
Be careful .A lot of Spinning Around.williamglenn said:FPT
She could try Kylie Minogue next.Stark_Dawning said:I feel a bit sorry for Theresa. Those who praised her ABBA dance only a short time ago now come to destroy her.
It's a crazy situation
You always keep be waiting
Because it's only make believe
Pain in my heart
Caused by EU0 -
If Gove tries pushing Norway+, the letters will be in before Christmas......TheScreamingEagles said:Temporary Gove coronation, you heard it here first.
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Right my focus for the rest of the evening is on Liverpool v Napoli.
Can the Tory party go stand in the naughty corner for the rest of the evening please.0 -
It's better than plan A which is frantic acts of futility until March.williamglenn said:
If the Tory Plan B is a Gove coronation and Norway Plus, they are making a big mistake.Black_Rook said:TheScreamingEagles said:Yeah it is on.
The CJEU ruling was a game changer.
1. Entire Tory party unites around... Gove?! Why?TheScreamingEagles said:Temporary Gove coronation, you heard it here first.
2. What has the ECJ to do with this? Is Gove meant to be revoking A50, or holding a carbon-copy re-run of the first referendum?0 -
Gove will tear us apart......TheScreamingEagles said:A text from someone
'Gove doesn't have an enemy in the world, even his friends think he's a c***'0 -
Theresa May in that classic movie "PM Training Day":TheScreamingEagles said:Temporary Gove coronation, you heard it here first.
"Aww, you motherf*ckers. Okay. Alright. I'm putting cases on all you bitches. Huh. You think you can do this shit... Boris! You think you can do this to me? You motherf*ckers will be playing basketball in Wormwood Scrubs when I get finished with you! SHU program, baby. 23 hour lockdown. I'm the man up in this piece. You'll never see the light of... who the f*ck do you think you're f*cking with? I'm the Prime Minister, I run shit around here! You just sit here! Yeah, that's right, you better walk away. Go on and walk away... 'cause I'm gonna' burn this motherf*cker down. Maggie T ain't got shit on me! That's right, that's right. Shit, I don't, f*ck. I'm winning anyway, I'm winning... I'm winning any motherf*cking way. I can't lose. Yeah, you can vote against me, but you can't kill me!"0 -
Not if he's not Tory leader.MarqueeMark said:
If Gove tries pushing Norway+, the letters will be in before Christmas......TheScreamingEagles said:Temporary Gove coronation, you heard it here first.
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Anyone know his strategy from here?TheScreamingEagles said:Temporary Gove coronation, you heard it here first.
Please not just trying to sell the same deal over and over again.0 -
No no.TheScreamingEagles said:A text from someone
'Gove doesn't have an enemy in the world, even his friends think he's a c***'
Gove doesn't have an enemy in the world because only his friends hate him0 -
The ruling severely undermined the threat of no deal and has emboldened remainers to play ball even less and open up more optiions for a referendum.Black_Rook said:TheScreamingEagles said:Yeah it is on.
The CJEU ruling was a game changer.
1. Entire Tory party unites around... Gove?! Why?TheScreamingEagles said:Temporary Gove coronation, you heard it here first.
2. What has the ECJ to do with this? Is Gove meant to be revoking A50, or holding a carbon-copy re-run of the first referendum?
The biggest Tory of my acquaintance reckons gove is The only stopgap leader. Not liked by either side now but slippery and pragmatic enough to maybe get them through.
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Don't need money, don't take famegrabcocque said:We're heading for something
Somewhere I've never been, sometimes I am frightened
But I'm ready to learn 'bout the power of Gove
Ooh, the power of Gove
The power of Gove
Sometimes I am frightened
But I'm ready to learn 'bout the power of Gove
Don't need no credit card to ride this train
It's strong and it's sudden and it's cruel sometimes
But it might just save your life
That's the power of Gove
That's the power of Gove0 -
Big G has sent his letter.
Is @HYUFD still on board.Big_G_NorthWales said:I am greatly saddened to see TM meeting EU leaders and receiving a wall of 'no change'.
I do believe it is now in the national interest she stands down and hands the batton over and the Xmas break gives the party some time to appoint an interim leader
She has made a misjudgement by consistently rebutting a second referendum and alienating that wing of the party. The party is fracturing and needs a new direction
I have loyally supported TM and admire so many of her attributes including her brexit knowledge, her politeness and indeed kindness, but for all our sakes, and indeed hers, now is the time to make way for a new start
I too would like a contest so I can relay 2018 cheaply.0 -
Some variant on Norway with a permanent CU backstop seems to be the magic words.Xenon said:
Anyone know his strategy from here?TheScreamingEagles said:Temporary Gove coronation, you heard it here first.
Please not just trying to sell the same deal over and over again.0 -
Gove has friends?TheScreamingEagles said:
No no.TheScreamingEagles said:A text from someone
'Gove doesn't have an enemy in the world, even his friends think he's a c***'
Gove doesn't have an enemy in the world because only his friends hate him0 -
Simple, the WA is for the short term, the long term deal is what everyone should be focussing on.Xenon said:
Anyone know his strategy from here?TheScreamingEagles said:Temporary Gove coronation, you heard it here first.
Please not just trying to sell the same deal over and over again.
Plus the EU hate the backstop and want us out of it PDQ.0 -
Does the new leader after a party VONC and election get a grace period before they can be party VONCed?grabcocque said:
Not if he's not Tory leader.MarqueeMark said:
If Gove tries pushing Norway+, the letters will be in before Christmas......TheScreamingEagles said:Temporary Gove coronation, you heard it here first.
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Problem with any Tory contest is they'll say they will reunite the party, then when they cannot find a unicorn the ultras like grieve and reesmogg will go back to agitating.0
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Is the House of Commons actually capable of taking a decision on that, or anything?grabcocque said:
Some variant on Norway with a permanent CU backstop seems to be the magic words.Xenon said:
Anyone know his strategy from here?TheScreamingEagles said:Temporary Gove coronation, you heard it here first.
Please not just trying to sell the same deal over and over again.0 -
From a purely selfish point of view I suspect Theresa May would love to last to the New Year.
Theresa May PM 2016-2019 looks a lot better than Theresa May PM 2016-2018.
I'm no fan of her but I've no doubt she's given it 100% and deserves the 2019. She's uninspired but a proper workhorse.0 -
I think remainers could stomach Norway+, until the country decides to resume full membership in a few years.
BUT, I don't think the EU will allow it. They'd need to repopen the WA and extend A50 perhaps indefinitely. A deal is on the table, so why would they?
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Well he's friends with George Osborne CH.MarqueeMark said:
Gove has friends?TheScreamingEagles said:
No no.TheScreamingEagles said:A text from someone
'Gove doesn't have an enemy in the world, even his friends think he's a c***'
Gove doesn't have an enemy in the world because only his friends hate him0 -
Norway is for life, not for now.grabcocque said:I think remainers could stomach Norway+, until the country decides to resume full membership in a few years.
BUT, I don't think the EU will allow it. They'd need to repopen the WA and extend A50 perhaps indefinitely. A deal is on the table, so why would they?0 -
We are not going to be rejoining anytime soon.grabcocque said:I think remainers could stomach Norway+, until the country decides to resume full membership in a few years.
BUT, I don't think the EU will allow it. They'd need to repopen the WA and extend A50 perhaps indefinitely. A deal is on the table, so why would they?
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I wonder if the Tories are aware of the contempt in which they are presently held? With the single exception of Theresa May the rest have behaved atrociously and even if they're facing Corbyn at the next election they're in for a hammering0
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The Standard, let's not forget, has been pounding the Norway+ drum since day one. This is just continuity Cameronism coming home!TheScreamingEagles said:
Well he's friends with George Osborne CH.MarqueeMark said:
Gove has friends?TheScreamingEagles said:
No no.TheScreamingEagles said:A text from someone
'Gove doesn't have an enemy in the world, even his friends think he's a c***'
Gove doesn't have an enemy in the world because only his friends hate him
HE'S COMING HOME
HE'S COMING HOME
DISHFACE COMING HOME0 -
May at EU Council on Thur/Fri - so likely that VONC wouldn't happen till start of next week.
There's then not enough time for both nominations and MP ballots before Christmas.
Timetable is such that it's going to be a complete charade without a coronation.0 -
You're right, because we're not leaving at all.notme said:
We are not going to be rejoining anytime soon.grabcocque said:I think remainers could stomach Norway+, until the country decides to resume full membership in a few years.
BUT, I don't think the EU will allow it. They'd need to repopen the WA and extend A50 perhaps indefinitely. A deal is on the table, so why would they?0 -
A Norway is for lifeSean_F said:
Norway is for life, not for now.grabcocque said:I think remainers could stomach Norway+, until the country decides to resume full membership in a few years.
BUT, I don't think the EU will allow it. They'd need to repopen the WA and extend A50 perhaps indefinitely. A deal is on the table, so why would they?
Not just for christmas0 -
Fortunately for the Tories, all three parties are held in contempt.Roger said:I wonder if the Tories are aware of the contempt in which they are presently held? With the single exception of Theresa May the rest have behaved atrociously and even if they're facing Corbyn at the next election they're in for a hammering
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You probably didn’t think I did, but I heardTissue_Price said:
Don't need money, don't take famegrabcocque said:We're heading for something
Somewhere I've never been, sometimes I am frightened
But I'm ready to learn 'bout the power of Gove
Ooh, the power of Gove
The power of Gove
Sometimes I am frightened
But I'm ready to learn 'bout the power of Gove
Don't need no credit card to ride this train
It's strong and it's sudden and it's cruel sometimes
But it might just save your life
That's the power of Gove
That's the power of Gove
You say that Gove is just a four letter word0 -
But Dave views with Gove with the same affection that I have for Mark Reckless.grabcocque said:
The Standard, let's not forget, has been pounding the Norway+ drum since day one. This is just continuity Cameronism coming home!TheScreamingEagles said:
Well he's friends with George Osborne CH.MarqueeMark said:
Gove has friends?TheScreamingEagles said:
No no.TheScreamingEagles said:A text from someone
'Gove doesn't have an enemy in the world, even his friends think he's a c***'
Gove doesn't have an enemy in the world because only his friends hate him
HE'S COMING HOME
HE'S COMING HOME
DISHFACE COMING HOME0 -
Talking to my taxi driver (from Belfast) who voted Leave. He is angry at the EU for meddling in the affairs of the Member States and also he is angry at the EU for doing nothing to help its Member States when they are in trouble.
Laydeezngennlemen - Brexit.0 -
While i do think they would lose, let's not forget they are currently at least as popular or more popular nationally than any other party.Roger said:I wonder if the Tories are aware of the contempt in which they are presently held? With the single exception of Theresa May the rest have behaved atrociously and even if they're facing Corbyn at the next election they're in for a hammering
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grabcocque said:
A Norway is for lifeSean_F said:
Norway is for life, not for now.grabcocque said:I think remainers could stomach Norway+, until the country decides to resume full membership in a few years.
BUT, I don't think the EU will allow it. They'd need to repopen the WA and extend A50 perhaps indefinitely. A deal is on the table, so why would they?
Not just for christmas
Customs union however is a step too far, it is literally the softest possible Brexit.
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Would it be churlish to say they deserve each other?TheScreamingEagles said:
Well he's friends with George Osborne CH.MarqueeMark said:
Gove has friends?TheScreamingEagles said:
No no.TheScreamingEagles said:A text from someone
'Gove doesn't have an enemy in the world, even his friends think he's a c***'
Gove doesn't have an enemy in the world because only his friends hate him0 -
Has George Freeman just said what I've been saying for the last 90 minutes?Tissue_Price said:
TEMPORARY CORONATION, IT'S ON LADS AND LADIES.0 -
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Yes.Carolus_Rex said:
Would it be churlish to say they deserve each other?TheScreamingEagles said:
Well he's friends with George Osborne CH.MarqueeMark said:
Gove has friends?TheScreamingEagles said:
No no.TheScreamingEagles said:A text from someone
'Gove doesn't have an enemy in the world, even his friends think he's a c***'
Gove doesn't have an enemy in the world because only his friends hate him0 -
Labour have just voted against a motion tabled by Corbyn. Bizarre.0
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There really is only one song that will do now. Let me ask you a question:
What time is Gove?0 -
Shall we call it a regency?TheScreamingEagles said:
Has George Freeman just said what I've been saying for the last 90 minutes?Tissue_Price said:
TEMPORARY CORONATION, IT'S ON LADS AND LADIES.0 -
It's the hardest Brexit that avoids the need for either a backstop, or cleaving off Northern Ireland from rUK.notme said:grabcocque said:
A Norway is for lifeSean_F said:
Norway is for life, not for now.grabcocque said:I think remainers could stomach Norway+, until the country decides to resume full membership in a few years.
BUT, I don't think the EU will allow it. They'd need to repopen the WA and extend A50 perhaps indefinitely. A deal is on the table, so why would they?
Not just for christmas
Customs union however is a step too far, it is literally the softest possible Brexit.0 -
Just make sure its Liddington will you please.TheScreamingEagles said:
Has George Freeman just said what I've been saying for the last 90 minutes?Tissue_Price said:
TEMPORARY CORONATION, IT'S ON LADS AND LADIES.0 -
Baron Hague to be the first Prime Minister from the Lords in... oooh, ages.0
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Gove's knifing of Boris is why we are where we are. We ended up with no contest, just the Coronation of Remainer Theresa May. Boris standing and a) winning or b) losing would each have drawn plenty of lines under Brexit implementation.TheScreamingEagles said:
But Dave views with Gove with the same affection that I have for Mark Reckless.grabcocque said:
The Standard, let's not forget, has been pounding the Norway+ drum since day one. This is just continuity Cameronism coming home!TheScreamingEagles said:
Well he's friends with George Osborne CH.MarqueeMark said:
Gove has friends?TheScreamingEagles said:
No no.TheScreamingEagles said:A text from someone
'Gove doesn't have an enemy in the world, even his friends think he's a c***'
Gove doesn't have an enemy in the world because only his friends hate him
HE'S COMING HOME
HE'S COMING HOME
DISHFACE COMING HOME0 -
The ayes to the right zero ????????Richard_Nabavi said:Labour have just voted against a motion tabled by Corbyn. Bizarre.
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I think that's the conventional vote to register discontent on a neutral-terms motion. I agree it's all a bit silly.Richard_Nabavi said:Labour have just voted against a motion tabled by Corbyn. Bizarre.
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Practicalities are such that only options are coronation OR ballot restricted to MPs - ie once down to Final 2 then MPs choose winner.
There are two justifications - practicalities/speed and also "exceptional political situation means leader must have maximum support of MPs - leader cannot be the MPs 2nd choice"0 -
That's 'Sir Graham' to you peasant.MarqueeMark said:
Put one in....take two out.....that is the Brady way!Andrew said:
That takes us to a sum total of 4 then, in Brady arithmetic.SandyRentool said:Pundit on Sky News just said 5 letters submitted today. Perhaps.
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I expect that Andrew Bridgen will be fancying his leadership chances.0 -
Yet again, no vote for the members.....TheScreamingEagles said:
Has George Freeman just said what I've been saying for the last 90 minutes?Tissue_Price said:
TEMPORARY CORONATION, IT'S ON LADS AND LADIES.
Much at the moment is Pythonesque, but this seems apposite.
PM: Be quiet! I order you to be quiet!
WOMAN: Order, eh -- who does he think he is?
PM: I am your PM!
WOMAN: Well, I didn't vote for you.
PM: You don't vote for PMs.
WOMAN: Well, 'ow did you become PM then?
PM: The Lady of the Lake,
[angels sing]
her arm clad in the purest shimmering samite, held aloft Excalibur
from the bosom of the water signifying by Divine Providence that I was to carry Excalibur.
[singing stops]
That is why I am your PM!0 -
He is the biggest Europhile in the government.rottenborough said:Let's put Liddington in as temp PM and then I get have more champagne at Xmas.
I went to a dinner at conference the year before the referendum ..he gave the keynote speech in which he belittled leavers. And had absutely no idea a leave vote coul even happen..he wouldnt contemplate it.0 -
How do you get a caretaker if she is not removed and wont resign?TheScreamingEagles said:
Has George Freeman just said what I've been saying for the last 90 minutes?Tissue_Price said:
TEMPORARY CORONATION, IT'S ON LADS AND LADIES.0 -
Question 1 to the heir presumptive: So what do you think about Brexit then?TheScreamingEagles said:
Has George Freeman just said what I've been saying for the last 90 minutes?Tissue_Price said:
TEMPORARY CORONATION, IT'S ON LADS AND LADIES.
Answer 1: Having viewed the negotiations so far I feel the country needs us to...[rest of answer drowned out by sounds of Tory MPs submitting nomination papers to oppose them.]0 -
Can someone put Hague up on the BF board for Next PM please?grabcocque said:Baron Hague to be the first Prime Minister from the Lords in... oooh, ages.
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The softest possible Brexit is clearly, in the circumstances, the most sensible.notme said:grabcocque said:
A Norway is for lifeSean_F said:
Norway is for life, not for now.grabcocque said:I think remainers could stomach Norway+, until the country decides to resume full membership in a few years.
BUT, I don't think the EU will allow it. They'd need to repopen the WA and extend A50 perhaps indefinitely. A deal is on the table, so why would they?
Not just for christmas
Customs union however is a step too far, it is literally the softest possible Brexit.0 -
Well, those aren't the rules. The best way to arrange a coronation would be for all the MPs who want one to split their votes between two candidates who've agreed in advance that one will pull out like Leadsom did.MikeL said:Practicalities are such that only options are coronation OR ballot restricted to MPs - ie once down to Final 2 then MPs choose winner.
There are two justifications - practicalities/speed and also "exceptional political situation means leader must have maximum support of MPs - leader cannot be the MPs 2nd choice"0 -
Anyone of Jeremy Hunt, David Lidington, Sajid Javid, Matt Hancock, Philip Hammond, Michael Gove, Penny Mordaunt, Andrea Leadsom, **checks rest of my betting portfolio**, Damien Green or Sir Michael Fallon would be acceptable.rottenborough said:
Just make sure its Liddington will you please.TheScreamingEagles said:
Has George Freeman just said what I've been saying for the last 90 minutes?Tissue_Price said:
TEMPORARY CORONATION, IT'S ON LADS AND LADIES.0 -
Footage of Sir Graham's office assistant at work this morning,
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BBC:Richard_Nabavi said:Labour have just voted against a motion tabled by Corbyn. Bizarre.
299 voted against the motion, with zero voting in favour.
The motion was neutral and non-binding, so has no consequences.
More fundamentally, it wasn't carried so has "no consequences"0 -
Mr. Eagles, Mordaunt, Hunt, or Javid would clearly be best.0
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If we take the Norway option we will be in the EEA and EFTA.
So during the transition period would we then face years of BREXIT from the EEA and EFTA in order to avoid free movement of labour?0 -
She’d better bloody survive until 1st January.
I’ve got a three figure profit lined up on that on any day thereafter!0 -
So exactly the same strategy as May who can't get the deal through the commons.TheScreamingEagles said:
Simple, the WA is for the short term, the long term deal is what everyone should be focussing on.Xenon said:
Anyone know his strategy from here?TheScreamingEagles said:Temporary Gove coronation, you heard it here first.
Please not just trying to sell the same deal over and over again.
Plus the EU hate the backstop and want us out of it PDQ.0 -
What would you do if the winner was Andrew Bridgen, Andrea Jenkyns, or Mark Francois?TheScreamingEagles said:
Anyone of Jeremy Hunt, David Lidington, Sajid Javid, Matt Hancock, Philip Hammond, Michael Gove, Penny Mordaunt, Andrea Leadsom, **checks rest of my betting portfolio**, Damien Green or Sir Michael Fallon would be acceptable.rottenborough said:
Just make sure its Liddington will you please.TheScreamingEagles said:
Has George Freeman just said what I've been saying for the last 90 minutes?Tissue_Price said:
TEMPORARY CORONATION, IT'S ON LADS AND LADIES.0 -
Several ways, oust her in a Party VONC.IanB2 said:
How do you get a caretaker if she is not removed and wont resign?TheScreamingEagles said:
Has George Freeman just said what I've been saying for the last 90 minutes?Tissue_Price said:
TEMPORARY CORONATION, IT'S ON LADS AND LADIES.
Or leave her as leader and make someone else PM, you don't need to be party leader to be PM, you just need the confidence of the House.0
