[Politics] Tonight,s EU vote and the margin of defeat ?

[Horton's halftime iceberg]

DUP saying they will give May a vote of confidence.

 

[Uncle Spielberg]

Absolute textbook

We can't all have the foresite and wisdom of you

 

[lawros left foot]

Is 650 out of 35 million or so democratic? Should those idiots in their castle not be voting for the people that put them in the position? I find that very democratic.

A lot more of their constituents didn’t vote for Brexit, than did.

 

[Sussex Nomad]

DUP saying they will give May a vote of confidence.

Of course they will, as will every nose trougher in the Tory party. They won't be defeated on no confidence, day wasted, Corbyn playing party politics when we need to sort out the EU. F*cking childish shit we don't need.

 

[Sussex Nomad]

A lot more of their constituents didn’t vote for Brexit, than did.

I've already said, 75% Tory and 61% Labour wards voted for Brexit. So yes, of course, you are correct.

 

[heathgate]

DUP said they'll vote with the government for the no confidence vote, not surprising. Probably another billion on its way to Belfast tonight

That was obvious.... May will win confidence vote, any Plan B will be rejected as usual, onus back on EU o iffer sone flex or a No Deal arrives on 29th March... GE spring 2020, Corbyn loses, Raab or one of the Tory women take to number 10.

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[Raleigh Chopper]

DUP saying they will give May a vote of confidence.

After the scale of that vote how can you have confidence, her authority has collapsed.
Obviously I know why they will vote for her but it is another prime example of the selfishness of politics, in it for themselves rather than do the right thing.

 

[Tubby-McFat-Fuc]

One thing I would love to know, and off course never will, is how may of those 432 MPs would have voted against this even if it was the most amazing deal anyone has ever seen (which obviously it wasn't).

In other words how many MPs are remain, and will vote against anything on offer because they want nothing more than to keep the UK in the EU??

Is the MP fighting a battle she can never win (and I am not a fan of how she has conducted herself, and believe she should have resigned tonight) and could anyone from any party ever win this vote?

 

[heathgate]

The vote was on the deal... not her.

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[lawros left foot]

Of course they will, as will every nose trougher in the Tory party. They won't be defeated on no confidence, day wasted, Corbyn playing party politics when we need to sort out the EU. F*cking childish shit we don't need

Did you listen to Mays speech just prior to the vote?

A good couple of minutes giving Corbyn a kicking, rather than trying to sell her deal. They all play party politics, if they didn’t, this whole cluster**** would have been a cross party effort from the word go.

 

[Wardy's twin]

I've already said, 75% Tory and 61% Labour wards voted for Brexit. So yes, of course, you are correct.

OP did say 'Of constituents' not ' constituents who voted'...

 

[Tony Towner's Fridge]

Where's Guy f*****g Fawkes when we so desperately need him?

TNBA

TTF

 

[Sussex Nomad]

Did you listen to Mays speech just prior to the vote?

A good couple of minutes giving Corbyn a kicking, rather than trying to sell her deal. They all play party politics, if they didn’t, this whole cluster**** would have been a cross party effort from the word go.

Can't disagree that it should have been cross party. As for the Corbyn attack, his whole speech was an attack, she did speak for about 20 mins before her 2 min attack.

 

[lawros left foot]

Can't disagree that it should have been cross party. As for the Corbyn attack, his whole speech was an attack, she did speak for about 20 mins before her 2 min attack.

It’s his job to attack her, it’s her to (try) to sell by deal.

 

[Ernest]

All the Tories who voted against her , includes Graham Brady who welcomed her winning her vote of confidence last month

Bob Blackman
Crispin Blunt
Peter Bone
Benn Bradley
Graham Brady
Suella Braverman
Andrew Bridgen
Fiona Bruce
Conor Burns
Bill Cash
Maria Caulfield
Rahman Chisti
Christoper Chope
Simon Clarke
Damian Collins
Robert Courts
Tracey Crouch
Philip Davies
David Davis
Nadine Dorries
Steve Double
Richard Drax
James Duddridge
Iain Duncan Smith
Charlie Elphicke
Nigel Evans
David Evennett
Michael Fabricant
Michael Fallon
Mark Francois
Marcus Fysh
Zac Goldsmith
James Gray
Chris Green
Justine Greening
Dominic Grieve
Sam Gyimah
Robert Halfon
Greg Hand
Mark Harper
John Hayes
Morgan Henderson
Philip Hollobone
Andrew Halloway
Eddie Hughes
Ranil Jayawardena
Bernard Jenkin
Andrea Jenkyns
Boris Johnson
Gareth Johnson
Joe Johnson
David Jones
Daniel Kawczysnky
Sir Greg Knight
John Lamont
Pauline Latham
Philip Lee
Andrew Lewer
Julian Lewis
Ian Liddell-Grainger
Julia Lopez
Jonathan Lord
Tim Loughton
Craig Mackinlay
Anne Main
Scott Mann
Stephen McPartland
Esther McVey
Johnny Mercer
Stephen Metcalfe
Nigel Mills
Andrew Mitchell
Damien Moore
Anne Marie Morris
Sheryll Murray
Matthew Ufford
Priti Patel
Owen Paterson
Mike Penning
Mark Pritchard
Tom Pursglove
Will Quince
Dominic Raab
John Redwood
Jacob Rees-Mogg
Laurence Robertson
Andrew Rosindell
Douglas Ross
Lee Rowley
Grant Shapps
Henry Smith
Royston Smith
Anna Soubry
Bob Stewart
Julian Sturdy
Hugo Swire
Robert Syms
Derek Thomas
Ross Thomson
Michael Tomlinson
Craig Tracey
Anne-Marie Trevelyan
Shailesh Vara
Martin Vickers
Theresa Villiers
Giles Watling
John Whittingdale
Bill Wiggin
Sarah Wollaston
William Wragg

 

[lawros left foot]

OP did say 'Of constituents' not ' constituents who voted'...

Which was my point.

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

Johnson showing how clueless and classless he is again

 

[Sussex Nomad]

It’s his job to attack her, it’s her to (try) to sell by deal.

She tried for 20 mins and then answered Corbyn's speech, nothing unusual to see there.

 

[Blackadder]

After the scale of that vote how can you have confidence, her authority has collapsed.
Obviously I know why they will vote for her but it is another prime example of the selfishness of politics, in it for themselves rather than do the right thing.

Not really a surprise with the DUP. They love holding the balance of power.

If the Govt is toppled and we have a General Election, the DUP will go back to being an irrelevance.

 

[Wardy's twin]

Agree with everyone who think May & Corbyn need to stand down.

Party politics need to be put aside and should look to a centralist group from Green, Lib Dem, leftwing Tory and Rightwing Labour to stop the nonsense happening.