Eleni Courea @elenicourea
Expectation among Tory rebels is that at 5pm — in 15 minutes — the committee's exec will announce to the rest of the Tory parliamentary party that the rules have changed to allow another confidence vote, that the letters are already in and that a fresh vote will be held on Monday

I am so erect

Boris: 'my colleagues cant take their drink'

comment by Ignacio Varga (U11781)
posted 2 minutes ago
Eleni Courea @elenicourea
Expectation among Tory rebels is that at 5pm — in 15 minutes — the committee's exec will announce to the rest of the Tory parliamentary party that the rules have changed to allow another confidence vote, that the letters are already in and that a fresh vote will be held on Monday

I am so erect
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So he should go tonight then if the writing on the wall is that clear.

Unless it impacts his pension by resigning.

Sam Coates Sky @SamCoatesSky
Kwasi Kwarteng has told the chief whip Boris Johnson should go

He has to jump surely

No point being stabbed by everyone on the senate floor

Boris rules out snap election no matter what to Liasion Comm

This bloke is literally doing a Trump

Noa Hoffman @hoffman_noa
Hearing the 1922 rules have now officially been changed

comment by Ignacio Varga (U11781)
posted 2 seconds ago
This bloke is literally doing a Trump
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I mean losing an actual general election and denying reality vs the Tory party gangbanging you - not quite the same

BREAKING The 1922 committee executive has met and decided not to change the rules to allow a second no confidence vote in Boris Johnson.
Instead 1922 executive elections will be held on Monday 2pm to 4pm.
All 18 places on the executive will be up for grabs. Proxy votes allowed.

https://twitter.com/christopherhope/status/1544715690237726723?s=21&t=NfgxB9RsFPnXw7-1h-ai-w

Ffs wanted a new vote

This is brilliant drama today Hope Boris just leaves but calls an election, he should say fack it you want me to leave after winning you your highest majority for decades then I’ll take you all down with me and go for an election. Or let’s do an election and if we lose then I’ll go

comment by Ignacio Varga (U11781)
posted about a minute ago
BREAKING The 1922 committee executive has met and decided not to change the rules to allow a second no confidence vote in Boris Johnson.
Instead 1922 executive elections will be held on Monday 2pm to 4pm.
All 18 places on the executive will be up for grabs. Proxy votes allowed.

https://twitter.com/christopherhope/status/1544715690237726723?s=21&t=NfgxB9RsFPnXw7-1h-ai-w
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what does that mean 😭

comment by Ignacio Varga (U11781)
posted 1 minute ago
BREAKING The 1922 committee executive has met and decided not to change the rules to allow a second no confidence vote in Boris Johnson.
Instead 1922 executive elections will be held on Monday 2pm to 4pm.
All 18 places on the executive will be up for grabs. Proxy votes allowed.

https://twitter.com/christopherhope/status/1544715690237726723?s=21&t=NfgxB9RsFPnXw7-1h-ai-w
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I imagine They’ll likely say tonight if he doesn’t resign or walk tonight or tomorrow then they’ll change the rules have a new vote and vote him out.

Interesting if Boris just takes it or calls a election and takes everyone down with him. He said before he’s a Tory from politics but not a Tory in blood e.g he’s himself over party not the other way round, so doubt he cares less if they lose a general election if he’s got to go anyway he’d likely resign from politics in general

Thing is who would even be next PM or go for it? I imagine Javid, Truss, Rishi, Nadim, Gove, Hunt, Baker maybe Raab?

They’re all a “bit liked” but not overly liked. So fack knows who wins the leadership vote

And can’t see any of the above actually winning an election

I’d probably pick Nadim or Baker. But again don’t feel either would win an election both lack charisma although I guess they would be going up against Starmer who is equally dull

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posted 6 minutes ago
I’d probably pick Nadim or Baker. But again don’t feel either would win an election both lack charisma although I guess they would be going up against Starmer who is equally dull

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Who does have charisma though in the party? Gove has a bit but I hate him more than Boris 🤣

Raab is my dark horse pick

Literally cant pick a favourite though, Rishi maybe

Chap on the radio just said a poll of the party membership favours current defence secretary, Ben Wallace.

What are the bookies saying?

Penny Mourdant is bookies favourite atm

comment by Blarmy (U14547)
posted 6 minutes ago
Penny Mourdant is bookies favourite atm
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I said her from the start

Bit too early really to pick favourites

And its more down to courting specific sections of the party and cutting deals then how you fare in party polls

comment by Blarmy (U14547)
posted 45 minutes ago
Bit too early really to pick favourites

And its more down to courting specific sections of the party and cutting deals then how you fare in party polls
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Never even heard of her, does she have a ministerial role?

comment by Blarmy (U14547)
posted 50 minutes ago
Bit too early really to pick favourites

And its more down to courting specific sections of the party and cutting deals then how you fare in party polls
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Plus a lot of people from the cabinet will be tarnished, although Rishi and Javid would have some credit back from resigning but they only resigned after Pincher, not because of anything else. So they still look bad

Think it has to be like a Hunt or quiet minister like Wallace

Surely there’s too much dirt on Gove with his partying drugs and probably noncing

The thing is, Boris ironically is still the best chance of the Tories winning the next election and the only chance in my opinion despite eveything he’s still the best and probably most popular to the public option they have

Really is a weird situation them all stabbing him in the back like with May to get him out as all they’re doing is handing a Labour/Lib Dem and maybe Green coalition the gates to #10 in a year or two