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sexpig by night posted:so....what comes after this shitshow? Presumably another shitshow tomorrow?
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https://twitter.com/bbclaurak/status/1168998323245785088
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Doccykins posted:Nicky Morgan has resigned her chair post so sounds like that's BSJ's first cabinet casualty PM has nothing to do with select committee appointments. Morgan resigned from the select committee so she can now take up her place as DCMS Secretary, which is a cabinet position. sexpig by night posted:so....what comes after this shitshow? poo poo shows all the way down.
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Only 2 Lab Noes? That is pretty good. I know it will be Hoey, but who do you think the other one is?
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UKMT September 2019 - 'Not a good start Boris!'
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loving lolling at this result, eat poo poo alexander boris de pfeffel johnson you loving piece of poo poo
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Josef bugman posted:Only 2 Lab Noes? It's John Mann
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So the Conservatives just lost 21 seats?
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I don't always like John Crace, but when he's on form; quote:“We are on the verge of taking back control,” Johnson began. Just as Tory MP Phillip Lee rose from the Tory benches and crossed the floor of the house to join the Lib Dems. In that moment the Tories had lost their majority. Taking back control now looked rather like losing it completely. The crown had just got even more hollow. https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/sep/03/clown-prince-johnson-cowers-in-the-face-of-the-rebel-alliance
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Josef bugman posted:Only 2 Lab Noes? They list them under the table.
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Is that 21 Tory rebels I count?
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Josef bugman posted:Only 2 Lab Noes? Mann but I read it on the website so it's cheating Interestingly Field voted Aye, he may be a libertarian poo poo but I guess he's at least not a dogmatic bigot.
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Sep 3, 2019 22:26
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I don't think they have the balls to remove the whip on that many lol
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forkboy84 posted:PM has nothing to do with select committee appointments. Morgan resigned from the select committee so she can now take up her place as DCMS Secretary, which is a cabinet position. Ah yes she did vote with Govt in the end;  Kate Hoey and John Mann voting with the government ofc
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Chuka Umana posted:So the Conservatives just lost 21 seats? No. They sort of kind of keep the seats, but without the whip so essentially you've got an additional 21 independent-ish MPs who are now free to do as they wish. They'll still vote tory 95% but the Brexit stuff is all ???
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Sep 3, 2019 22:27
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Doccykins posted:Ah yes she did vote with Govt in the end; Lol at Rory not having a picture
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Wait, Nicolas Soames is getting kicked out for not being Tory enough? what the gently caress
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Junior G-man posted:No. They sort of kind of keep the seats, but without the whip so essentially you've got an additional 21 independent-ish MPs who are now free to do as they wish. They'll still vote tory 95% but the Brexit stuff is all ??? It's not as if there's any other normal government business going on for them to vote for
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Qwertycoatl posted:It's John Mann Oh Gods that prize winning muppet. He's not long for the party is he, do you think?
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sexpig by night posted:so....what comes after this shitshow? MPs now have control of the agenda tomorrow, so they're gonna table a bill to block no deal. So there'll be another vote that needs to be won...
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thespaceinvader posted:John Mann. Kevin Barron & Derek Twigg both abstained (as did former Labour MPs Woodcock, Williamson, O'Mara & Hopkins)
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Out of interest, is JC in a league of his own for winning the most defeats against the Government whilst in opposition?
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I'm still pretty dubious that we can get a GE through. But we might get another short delay request maybe? Anyone know if the EU is likely to tell us to go gently caress ourselves if we do?
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EvilHawk posted:It's not as if there's any other normal government business going on for them to vote for I dunno I caught some tail end bits of Bercow announcing a committee on water or some poo poo as the next point on the agenda. But essentially, no there's not.
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Junior G-man posted:No. They sort of kind of keep the seats, but without the whip so essentially you've got an additional 21 independent-ish MPs who are now free to do as they wish. They'll still vote tory 95% but the Brexit stuff is all ??? this is assuming that Boris follows through on his threat to sack them all, which was already being walked back even before the vote
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Sep 3, 2019 22:29
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Doccykins posted:Digiminster votes are up stewart the best looking one of the bunch
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feedmegin posted:More like 15? Niric posted:Half that: any rebels count as -1 Noes AND +1 to the Ayes, so it's around 14 or so rebels Okay well in my defence I'm a girl now and I have to live up to stereotypes like "bad at maths" if I'm going to be accepted  Even so 21 Tory rebels is far far more than I expected, I thought we'd be very lucky if we got 10 and I was crossing my fingers that we'd squeak this through with a majority of like three.
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Not sure why I find it so funny that May voted alongside the government.
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ahahahaha cowards
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Johnson's already had the quickest by election loss of any PM, I wonder if this adds the quickest defeat in the house.
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EvilHawk posted:Lol at Rory not having a picture they kept mysteriously rotating 15% anti-clockwise
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Doccykins posted:Ah yes she did vote with Govt in the end; Rory doesn't get a picture? But we have the perfect picture for them to use! 
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Ratjaculation posted:Out of interest, is JC in a league of his own for winning the most defeats against the Government whilst in opposition? Just looking at the list of defeats I think Ted Heath and Thatcher might have him beat just. Doccykins posted:ahahahaha cowards loving cowards lmao
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forkboy84 posted:Kevin Barron & Derek Twigg both abstained (as did former Labour MPs Woodcock, Williamson, O'Mara & Hopkins) Also Ian Austin. Ratjaculation posted:Out of interest, is JC in a league of his own for winning the most defeats against the Government whilst in opposition? I'd be pretty surprised if anyone else has inflicted this many defeats, and certainly this is the first time in more than 120 years that a first bill has been defeated if that post from probably 3 pages back is right.
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thespaceinvader posted:I'm still pretty dubious that we can get a GE through. But we might get another short delay request maybe? The EU's only gonna grant it if they think that yet-another-election has a reasonable chance of materially affecting the outcome of the negotiations. In the current circumstance the BoJo government is never going to ask for more time and the EU would probably refuse him if he did, seeing as he's terminally damaged goods and they haven't trusted him for 25 years. You need a GE and then double quick send a polite note to the EU, that'll probably do it. But you're gonna have to put something on the table as to where you wanna go; Norway/EEA/Canada whatever but it's gotta be better for the EU than Chequers. So it probably involves freedom of movement. Otherwise Barnier's gonna point at the clock and say sign here or gently caress off.
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Josef bugman posted:Oh Gods that prize winning muppet. He's not planning to quit, and Labour aren't going to lose Basstlaw, a seat they've held since Ramsay MacDonald's son Malcolm defected with his dad in '31. So no, I suspect we'll be stuck with him for the forseeable future. Until conference is able to pass a motion allowed his CLP to punt him
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Julio Cruz posted:this is assuming that Boris follows through on his threat to sack them all, which was already being walked back even before the vote Doccykins posted:ahahahaha cowards yeeeeeah called it turns out that Boris's spine is just as absent as the rest of the party's
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Doccykins posted:ahahahaha cowards lmao that's weak af
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Doccykins posted:ahahahaha cowards
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