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So three by elections now and perhaps one or two more rats will desert in the next couple of days taking that up to 4 or 5 by elections. If Sunak was to lose them all he'd be toast and surely we'd have to be looking at a General Election as another Tory leadership contest, and them inflicting another PM on us, would be farcical even by Tory standards. 

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1 minute ago, markavfc40 said:

So three by elections now and perhaps one or two more rats will desert in the next couple of days taking that up to 4 or 5 by elections. If Sunak was to lose them all he'd be toast and surely we'd have to be looking at a General Election as another Tory leadership contest, and them inflicting another PM on us, would be farcical even by Tory standards. 

That’s just what they'll do though

Especially if say Boris forms a new political party… Which I'd absolutely welcome

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10 minutes ago, bickster said:

Well the Electoral Commission have just announced that they've received an application to for. A new political party called the National Comservatism Party.

 

Oh please god let this be Boris and his coterie of words removed. 

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Suggestions that the reason Dorries et al weren't on the honours list as expected is that apparently they were supposed to resign in advance, as they couldn't even be nominated as sitting MPs. But nobody bothered to tell them.

So they didn't resign and the list just went through without them on it.

Hence the panicky resignations yesterday, but still too late.

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50 minutes ago, ml1dch said:

Suggestions that the reason Dorries et al weren't on the honours list as expected is that apparently they were supposed to resign in advance, as they couldn't even be nominated as sitting MPs. But nobody bothered to tell them.

So they didn't resign and the list just went through without them on it.

Hence the panicky resignations yesterday, but still too late.

That would be hilarious though presumably not actually true 😁

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1 hour ago, ml1dch said:

Suggestions that the reason Dorries et al weren't on the honours list as expected is that apparently they were supposed to resign in advance, as they couldn't even be nominated as sitting MPs. But nobody bothered to tell them.

So they didn't resign and the list just went through without them on it.

Hence the panicky resignations yesterday, but still too late.

I’d love that to be true, quitting your job for no reason cos you’re thick

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1 hour ago, ml1dch said:

Suggestions that the reason Dorries et al weren't on the honours list as expected is that apparently they were supposed to resign in advance, as they couldn't even be nominated as sitting MPs. But nobody bothered to tell them.

So they didn't resign and the list just went through without them on it.

Hence the panicky resignations yesterday, but still too late.

Did they not read the newspapers, or listen to the commons chatter about Boris' resignation honours list over the last few weeks and months? It was pretty much out there in the open, plenty of stories about it, even a list of those that were thought to be going to resign and those that weren't. IIRC Alister Jack refused a peerage precisely because he didn't want to resign early even though he's not seeking re-election. There was a whole debate as to whether it was possible to give someone a peerage but they not start it until the next General Election and constitutional experts said it wasn't possible

Nah that one doesn't fly at all

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