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Originally Posted by Chris
To (mis)quote your own point from last night ...
Whose table?
Amber Rudd? David Gauke?
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I live in David Gauke's constituency. The local Facebook feeds would combust if he got any softer on Brexit!!
I see David Lidington is reaching out to other parties at the moment at the moment. If Theresa May goes, he is very likely to be at least the temporary Prime Minister until a party election is held which could be, erm, interesting...
My personal opinion is that the Conservative Party needs to edge out Theresa May and get her to resign as they cannot boot her out now. If they don't, I can see a vote of no confidence coming pretty soon. When it's a fight between government and parliament, the government would be wise to remember that parliament can oust a government but government cannot change the parliament without parliaments consent.