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I think Hunt should remain Chancellor. He is working on the new budget, be crazy to move to yet another one days before it's presented.
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Looks like if it's Boris Johnson then Tory MPs might try to kill off the privileges committee so that it doesn't cause an issue if he is found to have lied to Parliament.
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If they select BJ again, then the Tory Party will have officially made the transition from a Political Paty to a Cult. This will be they final day in the sun for a long time so they will try and make the most of it. Watch out for the accelerated erosion of our democratic & workers' rights and rollback of standards across the board to allow their backers to make the most money before they are dumped from office.
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Defections are a possibility as well. Personally l think he is doomed to fail in his attempt to become Conservative party leader again. |
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Guido Fawkes is updating his candidates/backers spreadsheet in real time. It’s worth occasionally checking at https://order-order.com/2022/10/21/w...s-up-to-boris/
At time of posting, it’s Sunak 53, Boris 52, Mordaunt 19. |
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Even though he returned the biggest Tory majority in whenever, many in the party just didn't want him. Even after partygate, and all the other scandals, he was/is still popular and still had the mandate from the electorate. So they get rid of him, install Truss who has no mandate, rips up the fragile alliance with the red wall and royally screws everything up. Whoever is appointed, if it's not Johnson, they need to bring him in and commit to try and deliver his 2019 manifesto (but there is precious little time) |
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I agree though he is the easiest answer to the calls for an election. |
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52 of them is astonishingly bad in itself, if it gets anywhere near 100 you would have to wonder whether they’re even fully functioning members of the human race. |
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Meanwhile, Chris Mathieson (Lab, Chester) has got a serious slap from the standards watchdog for inviting a member of his staff on a dirty weekend (she did not appreciate his advances). His suspension is long enough for a recall petition to be got up, and while the Tories would be mad to actually try that, he has apparently forced the issue for himself and resigned. So we are in for a by election in a seat that Labour held in 2019 with a 6,000 majority over Con, and which is marginal enough that Con has itself held in the past (Giles Brandreth was MP there).
I wonder how many of the 20,000 Tory votes will still be there when the election occurs. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-63344752 and https://twitter.com/britainelects/st...f_Qho-Uo7jXyYA |
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