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What outcome would you like to see from a vote of no confidence in the current Government?

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25-11-2019 21:58:49 Mobile | Show all posts
How the hell do you actually believe the HoC would pass the JC deal with closer ties to the EU when three times they would not accept the May deal ?
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25-11-2019 21:58:49 Mobile | Show all posts
If jezza becomes PM in the next few weeks then he has disaptched 3 Tory PMs and won 30 more seats at the last ge than milliband did so I thought I would remind you of that.
Polled 40% of the vote compared to May's 42% 12.8million people voted for him compared to 13.6 for May.
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25-11-2019 21:58:50 Mobile | Show all posts
Because it gets it done without any of the massive impacts of other deals and no deal
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25-11-2019 21:58:50 Mobile | Show all posts
And I'll ask for the third time, how has he dispatched anyone?  Simply sitting on your hands does not mean you are wielding the axe.   Dispatch means you are personally responsible for their demise.
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25-11-2019 21:58:50 Mobile | Show all posts
The question I asked was how the hell would it pass in HoC ? Remember just how much a massive defeat was inflicted on Mays deal in HoC .

I'm not asking what you want .
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 Author| 25-11-2019 21:58:50 Mobile | Show all posts
I am no fan of Corbyn but he has had a part in the demise of both Cameron and May.

For Cameron, it was Corbyn's lacklustre support for the Remain campaign. Cameron had relied on Labour effectively marshaling their forces in support of Remain. Instead, Corbyn was luckwarm and did very little, inaction that probably helped swing the result and cause the downfall of Cameron.

For May, it was Corbyn's refusal to compromise sufficiently to pass her deal that ultimately did for her.

How important or instrumental those contributions were is, of course, debatable.  But here he is, still standing two Prime Ministers later.  Will he outlive a third and perhaps, as part of the Rebel Alliance, bring him down?
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25-11-2019 21:58:51 Mobile | Show all posts
There's a lot of truth in that. Jeremy may well see the passing of another prime minister.

All he has to do is stay in the shadows, do little, and watch the self-destruction going on the other side of the House.
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25-11-2019 21:58:51 Mobile | Show all posts
Not hugely proactive was it then ?    He's outlasting them, your own words use "inaction"
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25-11-2019 21:58:51 Mobile | Show all posts
Exactly.
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25-11-2019 21:58:51 Mobile | Show all posts
Precisely.

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