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Hmq Gives Her Assent To Suspend Parliament
Lol. Obviously she is fed up with Europe and Brexit also. Good for her.
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No one can call her a Quisling Vichy Saboteur.
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No one can call her a Quisling Vichy Saboteur.
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//She was never likely to say no //
indeed. this parliament has run for 2 years, well past its sell by date. proroguing prior to a fresh state opening is a perfectly legitimate constitutional act - there's no way HMQ could refuse. the timing of the announcement and the duration of the shutdown may well be suspect, but that's another matter.
indeed. this parliament has run for 2 years, well past its sell by date. proroguing prior to a fresh state opening is a perfectly legitimate constitutional act - there's no way HMQ could refuse. the timing of the announcement and the duration of the shutdown may well be suspect, but that's another matter.
That only primes the grenade. The beginning of September is still a problem though. Parliament will reopen on the 14th and Boris should promptly go to the Country after making the speech setting out his Governments manifesto in the guise of announcing the new legislation and business that he intends to lead them to. Then dissolve parliament the next day if there is no vote of no confidence forthcoming. Now those tricky early days between the current recess and the proroguement. The danger is that the breakaway factions manage to crash laws, or a law, through the house of commotions banning Brexit, as has always been their intention. Boris therefor needs to do a Herbert Asquith and introduce a Parliamentary bill that limits the Lords from defying the will of the British majority and specifically the voting public, with the threat that he will promote 400 Tories to the Lords(Brexiteers to a man/woman). The Lords will have to swallow it or see there cosy club demolished just like they did in 1911.
He won’t call an election before Oct 31.
Unless he’s insane.
Which I don’t think he is although I’m not sure about his chief adviser.
The risks would be enormous. Brexit planning goes tits up in the middle of an election campaign? What then?
Anything could happen.
He also has himself a far from safe seat to defend and he’d have to spend time campaigning there as well as everything else.
He’d also be wise to consider the latest opinion poll which shows a huge majority disapproving of his action.
Unless he’s insane.
Which I don’t think he is although I’m not sure about his chief adviser.
The risks would be enormous. Brexit planning goes tits up in the middle of an election campaign? What then?
Anything could happen.
He also has himself a far from safe seat to defend and he’d have to spend time campaigning there as well as everything else.
He’d also be wise to consider the latest opinion poll which shows a huge majority disapproving of his action.
Well, it’s certainly seems to have stirred the political pot. Joanna Cherry talking about speeding up the Scottish vote. Ian Murray leading a 70 strong ‘clique’ seeking an interim interdict to ban the Prorogation. Dominic Grieve flapping around talking about no confidence votes. Sheesh. If they’d all moved their backsides at this speed 3 years ago we”d be busy making new deals by now.
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