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[wanton dwarf]

Mr Rees Mogg interview on BBC a few minutes ago explained. He assumes all on the government payroll voted in favour. Thus only some 160 'free agents' on back benches of which she was turned down by 117 - so a resounding No.

Mogg is probably correct when he said anyone in a senior position which voted against May should have resigned.

Regardless, Brexit really has Galvanised Westminster into two camps and that split is widening.

 

[Henarar]

Anyway think I will leave it there
No point in arguing with one of the forum never wrong trolls apart from a blt of entertainment
Till next time

 

[wanton dwarf]

Anyway think I will leave it there
No point in arguing with one of the forum never wrong trolls apart from a blt of entertainment
Till next time

Here's me thinking WTF is this about a "Honey Trap" ?

Did me and @Henarar have a great time with some EUSSR prostitutes or something .. on a bender in Brussels in the red light distict. In fact all 17.4 million of us got wasted and got our bits away in exchange for our referendum vote.

You gotta laugh !

 

[M-J-G]

Mogg is probably correct when he said anyone in a senior position which voted against May should have resigned.

Regardless, Brexit really has Galvanised Westminster into two camps and that split is widening.

It's great to watch.

 

[Still Farming]

"Handbags at dawn "?
Time to cooooool down a bit !!!
Still Leaving EU .

 

[nivilla1982]

The Telegraph understands that as many 12 ministers are among the 117 MPs who voted against Mrs May and are facing retribution from a furious Number 10.
A source says the whips are now "going through the process" to identify minsters who have no confidence in Mrs May.
From Christopher Hope's Twitter (Chief Political Correspondent and Assistant Editor).

 

[Still Farming]

The Telegraph understands that as many 12 ministers are among the 117 MPs who voted against Mrs May and are facing retribution from a furious Number 10.
A source says the whips are now "going through the process" to identify minsters who have no confidence in Mrs May.
From Christopher Hope's Twitter (Chief Political Correspondent and Assistant Editor).

Good and throw them back to their Consistency and see what they say also!

 

[Henarar]

The Telegraph understands that as many 12 ministers are among the 117 MPs who voted against Mrs May and are facing retribution from a furious Number 10.
A source says the whips are now "going through the process" to identify minsters who have no confidence in Mrs May.
From Christopher Hope's Twitter (Chief Political Correspondent and Assistant Editor).

How will they know

 

[nivilla1982]

He says some MPs were rather lose lipped with other colleagues, which was subsequently passed back to whips.

 

[Henarar]

He says some MPs were rather lose lipped with other colleagues, which was subsequently passed back to whips.

They could say anything
But how would anyone know how they actually voted
I thought it was a secret ballot

 

[nivilla1982]

Indeed, bit of a fishing expedition.

 

[czechmate]

Indeed, bit of a fishing expedition.

I was wondering how too. I suppose the 200 “keep her” would say so and a good number of the “sack her” too, just leaving the rest as assumed “sack hers”, if more than 200 say they voted “keep” then it doesn’t work and wouldn’t surprise me.
Anyway, it doesn’t seem to be in keeping with a “secret ballot”.

 

[M-J-G]

I was wondering how too. I suppose the 200 “keep her” would say so and a good number of the “sack her” too, just leaving the rest as assumed “sack hers”, if more than 200 say they voted “keep” then it doesn’t work and wouldn’t surprise me.
Anyway, it doesn’t seem to be in keeping with a “secret ballot”.

There is no such thing as a secret