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Will PM May Survive a No Confidence Vote?

Will PM May survive a No Confidence Vote


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slowandeasy

Why am I here?
May 4, 2003
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If she gets enough votes, the conservative party will look like a bunch of idiots.

First voting against their own Prime Minister and then give her a vote of confidence.
Politicians are not that intelligent, but they are shameless..
Either way her party already look like complete idiots. What a complete mess.
 

bver_hunter

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Nov 5, 2005
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Who has the answers? Corbyn? Boris? Rees-Mogg? NONE of those clowns or idiotic liars behind UKIP have any workable proposals really. Its always been my theory that May (a remainer) planned to run down the clock and they say, ah well we will have another referendum. So far its actually going BRILLIANTLY. The real MONRON in this mess was Cameron who should have insisted at least 75% of the population voted if not it was a non-starter.
The Conservatives have to take responsibility for Brexit. They are the ones who unnecessarily called it, and were over-confident that the UK would stay in the EU. No doubt the manner in which the Brexit Leave ran their campaign with some real false propaganda, that violated the campaign rules, thanks to their connections with no other than Russia:

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...d-leaveeu-national-crime-agency-a8425321.html

When are they going to call a new referendum? They have to leave the EU by the end of March. In the meanwhile, everything is in a limbo as they do not have a Plan B. Theresa May has proved to be incapable of handling the whole Brexit negotiations. If the Labour Party had another leader rather than Corbyn, no doubt they would have been the party to takeover the parliament. Not ruling him out as yet, but the UKIP is irrelevant and they will not be a major party in the near future.
 

Butler1000

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Oct 31, 2011
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The Conservatives have to take responsibility for Brexit. They are the ones who unnecessarily called it, and were over-confident that the UK would stay in the EU. No doubt the manner in which the Brexit Leave ran their campaign with some real false propaganda, that violated the campaign rules, thanks to their connections with no other than Russia:

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...d-leaveeu-national-crime-agency-a8425321.html

When are they going to call a new referendum? They have to leave the EU by the end of March. In the meanwhile, everything is in a limbo as they do not have a Plan B. Theresa May has proved to be incapable of handling the whole Brexit negotiations. If the Labour Party had another leader rather than Corbyn, no doubt they would have been the party to takeover the parliament. Not ruling him out as yet, but the UKIP is irrelevant and they will not be a major party in the near future.
There won't be another referendum. Either they accept the deal or hard exit.
 

Butler1000

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Oct 31, 2011
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Hard exit means capitulation and The UK is all screwed up, thanks to the Conservatives!!
Hard exit means abiding by the results of a legal and proper referendum. Abiding by the will of the majority of voters.
 

bver_hunter

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Nov 5, 2005
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Hard exit means abiding by the results of a legal and proper referendum. Abiding by the will of the majority of voters.
When there were serious violations of campaign rules and Russian complicity in this referendum, they should have voided it. But the Brits will face the consequences of this catastrophe. Even May is clueless about where she takes it from here on.
 

Butler1000

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Oct 31, 2011
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When there were serious violations of campaign rules and Russian complicity in this referendum, they should have voided it. But the Brits will face the consequences of this catastrophe. Even May is clueless about where she takes it from here on.
It was clear and legal vote. Stop using the Russia bogeyman for a failure of the Globalist agenda.

It's now the law of the land they will be an autonomous nation again.

Much better than a vassal state to an unelected bureaucracy.
 

wigglee

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Oct 13, 2010
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It was clear and legal vote. Stop using the Russia bogeyman for a failure of the Globalist agenda.

It's now the law of the land they will be an autonomous nation again.

Much better than a vassal state to an unelected bureaucracy.
Did Putin pay you to say that? And Quebec had the same referendum twice!
 

Butler1000

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Oct 31, 2011
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Did Putin pay you to say that? And Quebec had the same referendum twice!
See......

Russia is the new bogeyman......again.

So simple to use. It's a great conspiracy theory.
 

oldjones

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Aug 18, 2001
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She does not have to start over, but how the Irish issue is to be resolved is somewhat mind boggling. It is not IMHO a soluble issue. How can you have a barrier free border, no customs union and seperate regulatory and tariff regimes? Its absurd. On top of that anyone can go to Ireland and enter the UK with no barrier...also absurd. NOT SOLUBLE.
I agree it's absurd, but that idiocy's not limited to this latest version of the Irish Trouble. It began with Cameron's boneheaded and mismanaged referendum, continued with the Conservative's tepid Remain campaign, then with May's dedicated obstinacy, which reversed that position, resulting in the present contradiction: A PM who has the determined confidence of the House, but only as long as she does nothing significant with it. In spite of the looming deadline which the UK's powerless to alter. Makes a mere border question kindergarten stuff.

The UK can put its customs operation wherever it chooses. So, put that 'hard' border in the middle of the Irish Channel.

Let anyone on the Irish island come and go between the two parts just as they do now, but none of that freedom operates as they enter the island of Britain where imports, exports and rights of entry differ, and where there will be inspections and such at the designated ports of entry.
 

niniveh

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Jun 8, 2009
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The Malign Incompetence of the British Ruling Class. Pankaj Mishra in the NYTimes today. Sure to upset the Brit. Raj nostalgics.
 
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