So the Tory MPs vote on whether they have confidence in her leadership. if she looses this then there is a leadership contest.
Is that basically how it works?
Pretty much, if it succeeds, MPs are put forward as potential leaders, which MPs vote on by way of a secret ballot, the final two are then voted on by all party members.
So the Tory MPs vote on whether they have confidence in her leadership. if she looses this then there is a leadership contest.
Is that basically how it works?
Pretty much, if it succeeds, MPs are put forward as potential leaders, which MPs vote on by way of a secret ballot, the final two are then voted on by all party members.
If she wins, however, she cannot face another vote of no confidence for a year.
So the Tory MPs vote on whether they have confidence in her leadership. if she looses this then there is a leadership contest.
Is that basically how it works?
Pretty much, if it succeeds, MPs are put forward as potential leaders, which MPs vote on by way of a secret ballot, the final two are then voted on by all party members.
If she wins, however, she cannot fave another vote of no confidence for a year.
She will win - just needs a simple majority.
Assuming there's a significant number (eg 100+) voting against her then anyone with any scruples at all would walk - she won't.
I know you mean in the government but If only the Labour Party had the balls to put in a vote of no confidence in Corbyn today that would be fantastic.
So the Tory MPs vote on whether they have confidence in her leadership. if she looses this then there is a leadership contest.
Is that basically how it works?
Pretty much, if it succeeds, MPs are put forward as potential leaders, which MPs vote on by way of a secret ballot, the final two are then voted on by all party members.
If she wins, however, she cannot fave another vote of no confidence for a year.
She will win - just needs a simple majority.
Assuming there's a significant number (eg 100+) voting against her then anyone with any scruples at all would walk - she won't.
It would be interesting to see how Jacob and his chums would react if she were to win by 52:48.
Would they be calling for her to step down? Or would they be determined to follow the mandate, on the basis that it's the will of the party and they knew what they were voting for?
So the Tory MPs vote on whether they have confidence in her leadership. if she looses this then there is a leadership contest.
Is that basically how it works?
Pretty much, if it succeeds, MPs are put forward as potential leaders, which MPs vote on by way of a secret ballot, the final two are then voted on by all party members.
If she wins, however, she cannot fave another vote of no confidence for a year.
She will win - just needs a simple majority.
Assuming there's a significant number (eg 100+) voting against her then anyone with any scruples at all would walk - she won't.
Agree. I think she'll get the 158 votes needed......but will stand down after April 29th.
So the Tory MPs vote on whether they have confidence in her leadership. if she looses this then there is a leadership contest.
Is that basically how it works?
Pretty much, if it succeeds, MPs are put forward as potential leaders, which MPs vote on by way of a secret ballot, the final two are then voted on by all party members.
If she wins, however, she cannot fave another vote of no confidence for a year.
She will win - just needs a simple majority.
Assuming there's a significant number (eg 100+) voting against her then anyone with any scruples at all would walk - she won't.
It would be interesting to see how Jacob and his chums would react if she were to win by 52:48.
Would they be calling for her to step down? Or would they be determined to follow the mandate, on the basis that it's the will of the party and they knew what they were voting for?
But they had an election less than two years ago. It was the democratic will of the Tory party that May lead them and once a decision like that is made, it can never be changed no matter how bad things get.
Is it? They get one shot at this, perhaps two? All depends upon what's going through the minds of Soubry, Clarke and the rest of the Tory remainers - what are the angles on May surviving?
When it becomes clear that May is toast and cannot secure 158 MPs might be when the Tory remainers might support a change of government.
Is it? They get one shot at this, perhaps two? All depends upon what's going through the minds of Soubry, Clarke and the rest of the Tory remainers - what are the angles on May surviving?
When it becomes clear that May is toast and cannot secure 158 MPs might be when the Tory remainers might support a change of government.
All of Muttley’s predictions have come true - let’s see if that trend continues!
Teresa May announces that if she is toppled, Brexit may be cancelled. Listen kiddies, behave yourselves of I'll take away christmas. Christ on a bike!!
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Assuming there's a significant number (eg 100+) voting against her then anyone with any scruples at all would walk - she won't.
Would they be calling for her to step down? Or would they be determined to follow the mandate, on the basis that it's the will of the party and they knew what they were voting for?
The CCHQ Christmas Party is tonight.
When it becomes clear that May is toast and cannot secure 158 MPs might be when the Tory remainers might support a change of government.
The influence was strong and stable governance, a decent economy, and a few fringe nutters who should have been ignored.
Listen kiddies, behave yourselves of I'll take away christmas. Christ on a bike!!