I think there's likely to be a point very soon where - 1922 rules regardless - it'll be clear that he no longer has the support of the majority of his MPs. After which, why bother delaying the inevitable? Two big cabinet resignations (and more to follow tonight no doubt) makes that point a lot closer.oh i see its this sort of thing
"Johnson is famously stubborn, and he is unlikely to quit just because two ministers have decided to go. But increasingly Conservative MPs believe they have no chance of winning the next election under his leadership. Ultimately that assessment should prove decisive.."
so its about them possibly changing the rules & defenestrating him
me said:The gig isn't up, this isn't even the worst thing he'll do this week.
He's going to flail about for while at least you'd hope, please let him crush Rees Mogg somehow while he does.Fingers crossed for barricaded inside No 10 with Dorries and Fabricant and refusing to come out.
Take the chancellor's job for five minutes when you can see which way the wind's blowing or hang on for something better? If you do the former in current circumstances, you're tainted. Do the latter, and you're still in the game. It's politics, that's how these fuckers think/act.what do you mean, nobody would take the chancellor job to shore up the illusion of a functioning governmnet? i bet they will probably by end of tomorrow.
He's going to flail about for while at least you'd hope, please let him crush Rees Mogg somehow while he does.
“The louder he talked of his honor, the faster we counted our spoons.”I've seen no news - literally none - in five months so this was a welcome surprise. Always amusing to see at what point of a flaccid & corrupt term people cite their principles.
Skybet odds on him being replaced this year have shortened quite a bit since last night
Andrew Bridgen is saying back benchers are determined to kick Johnson out before the summer recess.
It's turned out nice againChannel 4 News saying Javid and Sunak were both very clear that they hadn't coordinated their resignations.
Well they're both tossersMust be a toss up between Liz Truss and Nadine Dorries for Chancellor. Who's left?
Keir Starmer's chance of becoming next PM has risen to 7%.