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  • Re: Chaos in Government

    Originally posted by JamesWales View Post
    7 gone so far today..as it says here...Its going to be a long day...

    Lee Anderson going is significant. He punches above his weight.

    https://order-order.com/2022/07/06/wednesday-live-blog/
    And apparently can live on a diet below it!

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    • Re: Chaos in Government

      Originally posted by life on mars View Post
      Its not chaos its politics its happened over and over gain through the decades its starts with moans and no confidence, then leaks , then it cabinet resignations who are usually the king makers and leakers , happened in Labour party recently .

      Look out for Penney Mordant and Ben Wallace bookie prices..

      I've always thought a mix of Corbyn, Brexit , Metropolitan Based Labour , delivered Boris to us .
      It is chaos - the person in charge creates chaos.

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      • Re: Chaos in Government

        More updates..Most significant:

        1140: The Speccie’s James Forsythe reports a senior 1922 executive member tells him “they now favour a delegation going to Johnson to tell him that it is over and that they will change the rules to allow another vote if he doesn’t quit”. #MenInGreySuits

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        • Re: Chaos in Government

          It is sounding to me that the 1922 committee will go to Boris Johnson this week and tell him that unless he resigns the committee will change the rules so they can have another vote and he will be gone anyway.

          Apparently this is what Sir Graham Brady told Theresa may before she resigned.

          I think Boris will make them change the rules and vote him out. He won't go himself.

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          • Re: Chaos in Government

            Originally posted by Elwood Blues View Post
            It is sounding to me that the 1922 committee will go to Boris Johnson this week and tell him that unless he resigns the committee will change the rules so they can have another vote and he will be gone anyway.

            Apparently this is what Sir Graham Brady told Theresa may before she resigned.

            I think Boris will make them change the rules and vote him out. He won't go himself.


            In a roundabout way, they are probably happy with that. It makes them look determined and successful in getting their end goal

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            • Re: Chaos in Government

              Charge of the lightweight brigade.

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              • Re: Chaos in Government

                Originally posted by SLUDGE FACTORY View Post
                It's 2022 , the only way to get these Tories out is for a new centre left alliance to form

                It's the only option
                Yep

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                • Re: Chaos in Government

                  Originally posted by JamesWales View Post
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                  In a roundabout way, they are probably happy with that. It makes them look determined and successful in getting their end goal
                  According to Politics live, the 1922 are prpearing for leadership hustings to start on Monday with the two candiatespickedby the recess and the party tovotein a new leader in August.

                  I suppose that is possible. If he won't go, the 1922 committee could probably change it's rules by tomorrow with a vote on Friday ( which is bad day because most M.P's tend to go back to their constituencies on Friday's) or Monday.

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                  • Re: Chaos in Government

                    Originally posted by Harry Paget Flashman View Post
                    Charge of the lightweight brigade.
                    more like charge of the shite bridge

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                    • Re: Chaos in Government

                      Gove not at PM Questions he is outside Parliament on his phone ??

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                      • Re: Chaos in Government

                        Originally posted by life on mars View Post
                        Gove not at PM Questions he is outside Parliament on his phone ??
                        Dealer?

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                        • Re: Chaos in Government

                          Originally posted by Citizen's Nephew View Post
                          Dealer?
                          no smoke without fire

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                          • Re: Chaos in Government

                            Originally posted by the other bob wilson View Post
                            It is chaos - the person in charge creates chaos.
                            You really suggesting me this has never happened before in the history of political parties in or out of Government.

                            Labour as the Tories have imploded so many times , the chaos created by the one eyed anti Blair brigade are the reason why we have the Tories , the only difference I can see the Tories seem to recover for these turmoil's sadly Labour has the same wars but slips back in the voters minds , it needs to find a left centrist ground , as that is what this country is , not Corbyn far left or Mogg far right .

                            I'm sure Sir Kier is doing well today, and I am genuinely happy for him , however lets not fool ourselves and his to think there are folks in Labour wanting his him politics gone and will continue sadly they find the balls to form their own party , Tories did in the name of UKIP ??

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                            • Re: Chaos in Government

                              Originally posted by DryCleaning View Post
                              found the perfect match!

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                              • Re: Chaos in Government

                                Originally posted by DryCleaning View Post
                                The thing is, they write and talk like this is a new(ish) problem. As an ex Londoner I can tell you it's been like this since the early 2000s. The City and old Fleet Street was the same. I have heard stories of open use at 'the desk' in Westminster though, which is a new development.

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