[JTM45]

........... or face vote of no confidence!

About bloody time too.

Theresa May has 10 days to save her premiership after she was put on notice to “shape up” and show she is fit to lead.

Confidence in the prime minister is in free fall in Tory ranks as constituency party bosses told ministers and MPs to force her from power. Up to a dozen MPs are ready to demand a vote of no confidence in May by submitting letters to the backbench 1922 committee.

Their ranks are expected to swell this weekend as MPs consult grassroots grandees about May’s faltering response to the Grenfell Tower inferno in west London.

Cabinet ministers have also let it be known they will oust the prime minister if it looks as if she is in danger of losing the…

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/n...days-zkszx07r7

[smudgie]

Hmmmm, according to the media.
The same people that would love her gone realise if she goes then their own jobs will be on the line.
The government at present are not strong enough to withstand a coup and they know it.

[jet]

I somewhat agree with this comment:

Give her a chance-it's an exceptionally difficult time and the country needs a calm cool head-even if a tad emotionally bereft. This recrimination fest continues to feed off itself stoked by the personal ambitions of other protagonists and stirred by hard left opportunism.

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by JTM45

........... or face vote of no confidence!

About bloody time too.



https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/n...days-zkszx07r7

I have already posted about this (Stalking horse). They are trying to pressurise her to stick to a hard Brexit or they will proceed with a leadership challenge. You do get I assume that those politians want a hard Brexit - I thought you were against that.

[JTM45]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

I have already posted about this (Stalking horse). They are trying to pressurise her to stick to a hard Brexit or they will proceed with a leadership challenge. You do get I assume that those politians want a hard Brexit - I thought you were against that.

I care about the country and if we're stuck with the Cons then surely they can come up with a better leader for their party.

Labour could also still have a chance to make a move if the Cons can't get their act together very quickly. This UDA thing still hasn't been finalized.

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by JTM45

I care about the country and if we're stuck with the Cons then surely they can come up with a better leader for their party.

Labour could also still have a chance to make a move if the Cons can't get their act together very quickly. This UDA thing still hasn't been finalized.

DUP

[jet]

I wonder who would really want her job right now. It's all very well posturing and criticising when its not your responsibility to deliver the works.

[joeysteele]

I don't like Mrs May at all and.never have.
However it wouldn't surprise me that they leave her to deal with brexit,hoping for a disaster and then blaming her,with a move to get her out then.

[LeatherTrumpet]

can someone tell me who the last very good prime minister was?

[Withano]

Controversially, I think shes one of the best the Tories have to offer. I prefer that Scottish woman, and maybe Boris. But shes a solid top 5 at least.

[arista]

[arista]

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

can someone tell me who the last very good prime minister was?

I liked Cameron as a speaker and did vote for Blair ,years back(learnt my lesson with that one)

[bitontheslide]

This is what always happens in political parties, people with ambition see an opportunity to make a grasp for the top job, try and get support for it, and 9 out of 10 times it fails miserably.

With the shear number of mp's in the party, and the fractured state of the country, there is going to be division. Is anyone seriously thinking labour isn't seriously fractured too?


May will go at some point, no doubt about it, so at some point, the constant media speculation will be correct.

I honestly couldn't care less if she stays are goes, provided the government move forward with a coherent plan, because at the end of the day, thats what actually matters.