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Jun 2022
7:38pm, 6 Jun 2022
17,290 posts
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rf_fozzy
Maybe you're right, but I don't remember resignations in the May vote. There were some before that, but not over the actual vote.
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Jun 2022
7:48pm, 6 Jun 2022
18,901 posts
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richmac
'while we're at war with Ukraine' think as fucking mince.
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Jun 2022
8:01pm, 6 Jun 2022
27,443 posts
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Johnny Blaze
The lines are closed. If you vote now it will not be counted.
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Jun 2022
8:02pm, 6 Jun 2022
18,021 posts
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larkim
147 - a maximum 
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Jun 2022
8:02pm, 6 Jun 2022
62,396 posts
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Lip Gloss
Ah but counted and verified might be a different story
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Jun 2022
8:04pm, 6 Jun 2022
18,022 posts
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larkim
BBC said there are 160-170 on the government payroll. Would need to resign to vote against. Would be very clear if he had a chance of losing based on that.
How can it be 160-170? Ive just seen that repeated on BBC news just now; how are they unable to say how many precisely are on the payroll?
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Jun 2022
8:15pm, 6 Jun 2022
12,936 posts
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Little Nemo
I'm going for 99 against, I just think a lot of them will panic and not want to vote against him in the end.
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Jun 2022
8:17pm, 6 Jun 2022
27,444 posts
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Johnny Blaze
It's a secret ballot not a Commons division They can vote how they like. Because it wouldn't be secret if their names were given out afterwards and that would effectively be coercion.
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Jun 2022
8:35pm, 6 Jun 2022
3,166 posts
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JRitchie
I think about 95 will vote out then normal useless service will be resumed. Any more than 120 and he’s seriously in the dung.
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Jun 2022
8:39pm, 6 Jun 2022
137 posts
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OverTheHillToo
I hope it is less the 100 and the useless twat remains in office.
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