can't see them calling an election any time soon
Sure they need a bigger majority, but they're more likely to lose what they've got.
So this is what's running the country until 2022.
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They won't call one of course
but someone might call no confidence in the government, and they don't have any control over that.
If Johnson is PM, he is hated enough in the tory party that enough tories might rebel and support no confidence.
If that is the case then Labour won't get an outright majority in a GE, they will have to form a coalition with either Lib Dems or SNP.
Both would want to have a platform to remain. 2nd ref at a minimum. Either of those options mean we remain.
It is for this reason that I support and hope for Johnson being PM.
And also Brexit is his mess, he should get the flack for it. Just as long as he is not in power long enough to do much damage.
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Bollocks
If there’s one lesson we can learn from the utter clusterfuck of May’s leadership, it’s that the Tory party would vote for Harold Shipman as leader before giving Corbyn another crack at an election.
Johnson would win any vote of confidence, simply by not being Corbyn.
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