The On-going Never-ending Brexit Story Part Four

WTF the ******** is he doing??

@American Brummie - did your surprise meter just go up a level on the Gove sacking? Mine sure of heck did.

It's some weird British riposte to the US Jan 6 trainwreck.

 

Gove sacked

 

He is truly going crazy, trying to hold into power.

Please pass the popcorn!

 

That's a definite possibility atm...

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...parliament-could-bring-down-johnson-quicktake

3. How could Parliament remove him?

The leader of the main opposition party, Labour’s Keir Starmer, could call a confidence vote in the House of Commons at any point and the convention is that one would then be held. It needs a simple majority to pass. If the government loses, it has 14 days to try to win another vote, most likely by selecting a different Tory leader. If the government cannot command the confidence of the Commons after two weeks, a general election is triggered. That’s an outcome Conservative MPs are likely to want to avoid as their party has been trailing Labour in the polls​

 

ANOTHER RESIGNATION!

 

Welsh Secretary has gone now.

 

The vote in the house route is an effective illustration of the reality of how our parliamentary system works. As people have been saying for some time, (although it's often forgotten), we don't have a presidential system. The prime minister has the same number of votes as they all have... ONE!

 

And his resignation letter. Wow.

 

‘I managed to be sacked on the day everyone resigned’ pic.twitter.com/HsF69UJs3t

— Toby Earle 🇺🇦 Threads tobyontv (@TobyonTV) July 6, 2022

 

Braverman just called for Boris to step down.

And, she refuses to resign because the government must have an attorney still around.

 

Braverman has her 'own take' on things as one might say. One not hidebound but such minor details as facts and reality.

 

I must say, normally I absolutely loathe Twitter. But today, it is an absolute gold mine of laughs.

 

Now Argar resigns.

Up to 44.

 

One might easily suggest that no attorney general would be better than the current one.

 

Twitter's great as long as you only look at the first tweet. Once you get into the replies it's a cess pit.

 

In order to fill the cabinet, will Johnson start appointing members of the Lords?

 

This "chaos with Ed Miliband" really is something.

 

Basically their 1/6 but not as violent and no one really cares

— Brad T. Casali (@btc2008) July 6, 2022

 

This btw is the greatest post on this website, you chumps

 

I had to go back and look for that post. I repped it along with others and as it was a great post I'm sure you'll get what's coming to you!

 

I interrupt this Boris abomination for some English indigestion. Wigan kebab or smack barm pey wet?

smack barm pey wet pic.twitter.com/vGkHkpAwFZ

— Nick Robinson (@Babylonian) September 30, 2020

 

We are up to 49 resignations everyone, good morning.

EDIT: 52