Theresa "MAY" not build a better Britain.

[cloggypop]

She's fucking shite. 

[Babb'sBurstNad]

She's like the Black Knight from Monty Python and the Holy Grail, she's been whittled away piece by piece.

 

I fully expect her to lose and exclaim "We'll call it a draw".

[Captain Turdseye]

Nadine Dorries is saying that a lot of MP’s that are publicly backing May will act differently in the secret ballot. 

[Captain Turdseye]

LOCK HER UP. LOCK HER UP. 

[skend04]

It needs to finish 52:48 to her and then we can call it the will of the people to the frothy rabid indignation of the ERG. Her premiership mortally wounded along with being a complete shithouse of a politician.

[Skidfingers McGonical]

1 hour ago, Captain Turdseye said:

Nadine Dorries is saying that a lot of MP’s that are publicly backing May will act differently in the secret ballot. 

Aren’t ERG threatening to release the names? 

[Anubis]

1 hour ago, Captain Turdseye said:

Nadine Dorries is saying that a lot of MP’s that are publicly backing May will act differently in the secret ballot. 

 

But Dorries is as mad as a hatter, so you have to take anything she says with that caveat.

[Anubis]

17 minutes ago, Skidfingers McGonical said:

Aren’t ERG threatening to release the names? 

That was of the MP's who said they were sending in a letter to the 1922 committee.

[Numero Veinticinco]

2 hours ago, Captain Turdseye said:

Bookies have her 11/4 to lose the vote. Looks like she’s gonna stay. 

She'll probably win the vote, but by how much and what will she do if it's close? It's interesting times. They're in total denial if they think they're fit for government in their current form. 

[magicrat]

4 minutes ago, Numero Veinticinco said:

She'll probably win the vote, but by how much and what will she do if it's close? It's interesting times. They're in total denial if they think they're fit for government in their current form. 

She 80% to stay on Betfair.  Maybe close but she will hang on at least until her deal bites the dust. She is not going to allow the ERG scum to oust her, 

[Anny Road]

If she wins the vote then she cannot be challenged for a year. She brings her deal to Parliament it is rejected. That is the moment for Labour to go for a no confidence. May standing in an GE will cause mayhem in the Tories

[Numero Veinticinco]

1 minute ago, Anny Road said:

If she wins the vote then she cannot be challenged for a year. She brings her deal to Parliament it is rejected. That is the moment for Labour to go for a no confidence. May standing in an GE will cause meyham in the Tories

Yep, that's very true.

[Anubis]

Would she have to stand in a GE? Surely she could just do a Cameron.

[Numero Veinticinco]

Just now, Anubis said:

Would she have to stand in a GE? Surely she could just do a Cameron.

Yeah, she could step down still. But then you have a period where they're choosing a leader who is going to have to run a race straight away. It's a fucking mess. 

[Red Phoenix]

Can tell I'm getting better at avoiding most of this politics bullshit when I walked past the tv downstairs a bit ago and found out about this vote for the first time.

 

Still not sure exactly what's going on but if she at least has a good number of people against her any brexit vote should be a lot less likely to go through so that's good. Not because I give much of a shit about being in or out of the eu, but mainly so that another election being called would be more likely.

[Carvalho Diablo]

I expect May to win the no confidence vote tonight and I hope she does too. I would hate to see the Tory twats rally behind a hard right Brexit twat and by winning the vote,  surely May would surely be the catalyst for a Tory civil war to destroy the party. 

 

Fetch the popcorn, sit back, feet up and enjoy the video nasty. 

[M_B]

Yeah its looking likely she will win.

 

But she still won't get her deal through Parliament even with EU verbal assurances the backstop won't be endless. When that happens she'll surely have to resign. I say surely because I hadn't expected her to get this far.

 

 

 

[clangers]

54 minutes ago, M_B said:

Yeah its looking likely she will win.

 

But she still won't get her deal through Parliament even with EU verbal assurances the backstop won't be endless. When that happens she'll surely have to resign. I say surely because I hadn't expected her to get this far.

 

 

 

She'll probably win but I suspect that the numbers will be much closer than the PR floating about today from Tory MP's. They wouldn't be restoring the whip to an MP if the private polling wasn't close. As has been pointed out historically the no vote has always been underestimated. Duncan-Smith was expected to win in 2003 based on all the public support from MP's for him. We are dealing with the most dishonest electorate on the planet here.

[Section_31]

People will still vote for them at the next election. I grew up under them and they left behind social and political ruins, who among us who also grew up in Tory Britain didn't also see it coming again? 

 

You get the governments you deserve though sadly. 

[Anubis]

 

Hmmmm......

[Anubis]

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Smacks of panic when Theresa May restores the whip to a couple of suspended Tory MPs, Charlie Elphicke and Andrew Griffiths, in the hope they'll vote for her. Power over principle

[Denny Crane]

Proper Tory behaviour. Cabinet ministers publicly backing May whilst ringing around for their leadership campaigns. As a few have suggested this might be closer than the landslide predicted for May.

 

 

Robert Peston

 

@Peston

 

Senior Tory to me: “with the vote postponed, are the promises to my colleagues of peerages and knighthoods still good”. They should have read the small print

 

Alex Wickham

 

@alexwickham

 

Tory MPs on WhatsApp expressing surprise at certain cabinet ministers’ tweets backing May. “That’s not what he’s been saying in private,” says one. “Assume that means he won’t be running after all,” says another

[Creator Supreme]

3 hours ago, Numero Veinticinco said:

Yeah, she could step down still. But then you have a period where they're choosing a leader who is going to have to run a race straight away. It's a fucking mess. 

The cunts would still be the largest party in this fuck up of a cuntry!

[Vincent Vega]

Johnny Mercer who recently called the government a shitshow reveals how treacherous May’s cabinet colleagues are.

 

 

[Denny Crane]

Imagine if this is how they feel about each other what their lifeboat the DUP make of them. A vote for May in the DUPs eyes is a vote against the union. 

 

 

Tom Rayner

 

@RaynerSkyNews

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21m

 

Tory MPs are now gathering at the door of committee room 14 ahead of the PM’s address. One loyal former minister says: “the only thing I’m 100% confident about is that many of my colleagues are liars”

 

 

 

Tom Rayner

 

@RaynerSkyNews

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2h

 

One ultra-loyalist ministerial aide predicts May survives, but acknowledges passing any conceivable deal will require Labour MPs - lack of working majority would likely prompt general elex: “I think she’s knowingly risking the future of the party, because it’s that or democracy”

 

 

 

 

 

Tom Rayner

 

@RaynerSkyNews

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3h

 

As you might guess, plenty of ERG types are dismissing this - saying a commitment to leave before next year doesn’t solve the issues they have with the deal. They also don’t believe her. One told me: “at this point I wouldn’t believe her if she told me it was raining outside”