Boris wins confidence vote

Whitewavemark2

Wonder what Smogg will say????

He said

"“This is a very bad result for the prime minister, 117 votes against her… much worse than she thought …. an overwhelming majority of backbenchers have voted against her”

Oh wait...

FFS!!!!

Dead ? walking ?‍♂️

I don't know GG13 but it is very good, isn't it?

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volver

Larry the Cat.

I've said this before but it becomes more attractive as time goes on.

Do you know who runs Larry’s account?

They definitely have a sense of humour.

Annaram1

Who will replace Boris if he goes? Can't think of anyone myself. Any ideas?

Ben Wallace topped a poll last week.

I hope it isn’t Jeremy Hunt or Michael Gove, Mr Gove has been keeping a low profile recently which is certainly cause for concern.

Well he doesn’t win my confidence vote. Bumbling idiot comes to mind

Larry the Cat.

I've said this before but it becomes more attractive as time goes on.

V. worrying: this power-crazed man will never resign, but being short in the integrity department, could act rashly and dangerously before he is finally ousted.

Who will replace Boris if he goes? Can't think of anyone myself. Any ideas?

Katie59

Grantanow

Johnson is shameless and a lot of Tory MPs lack backbone and bottom. The 148 should all send in fresh no confidence letters to Sir Graham Brady and demand a rule change. And if any of them are threatened with having the Tory Whip removed they should collectively prevent his legislation in the Commons. He must go.

If they want to commit political suicide it only takes 40 or so to vote legislation down, my guess is that very few are prepared to do that.

148 could though, not just 40. There’s strength in numbers.

Aepgirl

60% voted ‘confidence’ which is a sure sign that the PM is doing the right thing. The 40% against are in great danger of losing their very highly paid jobs - and I hope they do. So disloyal.

60% voted 'confidence' which is a sure sign that they worried about the danger of losing their very highly paid jobs. The 40% against despite being in great danger of losing their very highly paid jobs. So loyal (to us, not the lying narcissist in no 10)

He's wanted that job since he was a nipper and he'll be carried out kicking and screaming!

Too many "Rights". Just like the Tories. ?

Right. You know that most of the 60% are the ones in the high paid jobs, right? And that some of them resigned to vote against Johnson because they thought that was the right thing to do?

60% voted ‘confidence’ which is a sure sign that the PM is doing the right thing. The 40% against are in great danger of losing their very highly paid jobs - and I hope they do. So disloyal.

Grantanow

Johnson is shameless and a lot of Tory MPs lack backbone and bottom. The 148 should all send in fresh no confidence letters to Sir Graham Brady and demand a rule change. And if any of them are threatened with having the Tory Whip removed they should collectively prevent his legislation in the Commons. He must go.

If they want to commit political suicide it only takes 40 or so to vote legislation down, my guess is that very few are prepared to do that.

All the discord and fractious Party politics are leading to a country groaning under their weight! Quite apart from the cost of living crisis! I would think Mr. Putin is rubbing his hands with glee, following on from the fiasco that is the current state of affairs in the EU (thanks, France, Germany, Hungary, Turkey! ) and the ongoing Democrat vs Republican debacle in the USA.

Johnson is shameless and a lot of Tory MPs lack backbone and bottom. The 148 should all send in fresh no confidence letters to Sir Graham Brady and demand a rule change. And if any of them are threatened with having the Tory Whip removed they should collectively prevent his legislation in the Commons. He must go.

No slander if it’s true, but if MSM = Gay then why not say so

There's always a first time for everything.

Maudi

11:32Whitewavemark2

Slander in my opinion ?Gransnetter taken to court what a headline that would make in MSM.

Then the whole of twitter will also have to be challenged, including a lot of famous names.

Gove has never challenged anyone has he?

11:32Whitewavemark2

Slander in my opinion ?Gransnetter taken to court what a headline that would make in MSM.

Alistair Campbell, who was tweeting this furiously yesterday, calling for drug tests, needs to be very careful. Opening of today's cabinet meeting, Johnson looked and sounded to me as though he has a cold or hay fever. This kind of allegation added to Lib Dems announcing this morning that they intend tabling a motion of no confidence in Johnson is ill-timed (imo) and is playing straight into Tory hands. Let them implode all on their own.

Parody Boris

“I would like to apologise for my strange demeanor and the constant sniffing in my interview last night. I can assure you that it was just a touch of hay fever, which I seem to be prone to whenever I snort coke.”

More potential law breaking