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diable rouge Wrote:

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> Don't worry everyone, when Pritti Patel becomes

> Home Secretary we'll simply starve the Oirish into

> submission...


and divert aid money to the IDF (I think that's what she was trying to do when recalled on the flight of shame)

Jenny1 Wrote:

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> diable rouge Wrote:

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> -----

> > As much as I would like it to happen for the

> > comedy value of seeing Johnson's face, it's

> very

> > unlikely that there will be a no confidence

> vote

> > as soon as he takes office of PM.

>

> Sadly, I have to agree!


Hmmm


"Labour appear to be leaning against such a move, because of a precedent involving Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper in the parliamentary handbook Erskine May." (Sky News)

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