To: Berlin_Freeper
Does this force an election or does the communist become PM
7 posted on
07/09/2018 10:49:17 AM PDT by
McGavin999
("The press is impotent when it abandons itself to falsehood."Thomas Jeffersons)
To: McGavin999
I think when she goes it will be her party who picks a new PM...QUESTION IS who makes the first move to taken her down...watch for it.
10 posted on
07/09/2018 10:51:56 AM PDT by
Dog
(..."I'm just a cook....")
To: McGavin999
Michael Gove, Environment Secretary, will challenge Boris Johnson for leadership. There may be another challenger or two as a kind of compromise. Calling an election seems very unlikely.
16 posted on
07/09/2018 10:58:27 AM PDT by
jjotto
(Nex eek, BOOM! for sure!)
To: McGavin999
I think if enough leave then it causes a no confidence vote and the government falls. Then the party choose a new leader. Then they have a general election against the other party - all seats up for grabs. The party that win the majority have their leader ascend to PM. Public never votes directly for a PM. Oh, and it’s also been suggested that the libs could pull a switcheroo and get rid of Corbyn and put the islamo-bolshie Salman Khan in the driver’s seat.
23 posted on
07/09/2018 11:13:28 AM PDT by
ichabod1
(If there is to be war, let it begin here.)
To: McGavin999
Does this force an election or does the communist become PM
In a Westminster Parliamentary Democracy (like in the UK, Canada, Australia, NZ, etc), we don't actually vote for the Prime Minister; that's the leader of whichever party gets the most MPs elected. As soon as that leader/PM "loses the confidence" of his party's caucus, the party usually changes its leader (and PM) internally, without an election.
So if enough Tory MPs get scared enough by the polls, they can get rid of Theresa May and put in somebody else without Jeremy Corbyn even getting a sniff at the PM's office.
To: McGavin999
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