Parliament has always been about thwarting the will of the people, only now it’s obvious
The vote to cancel No Deal changes nothing. It’s not binding. All it has done is revealed those MPs who have betrayed us. A nice little list of people who will be shortly be discovering some additional uses for piano wire.*
Here is the traitor’s list:
Guto Bebb
Aberconwy
Richard Benyon
Newbury
Nick Boles
Grantham and Stamford
Kenneth Clarke
Rushcliffe
Jonathan Djanogly
Huntingdon
George Freeman
Mid Norfolk
Justine Greening
Putney
Dominic Grieve
Beaconsfield
Sam Gyimah
East Surrey
Phillip Lee
Bracknell
Oliver Letwin
West Dorset
Paul Masterton
East Renfrewshire
Sarah Newton
Truro and Falmouth
Mark Pawsey
Rugby
Antoinette Sandbach
Eddisbury
Nicholas Soames
Mid Sussex
Edward Vaizey
Wantage
Bim Afolami
Hitchin and Harpenden
Robert Buckland
South Swindon
Alistair Burt
North East Bedfordshire
Alberto Costa
South Leicestershire
Greg Clark
Tunbridge Wells
Stephen Crabb
Preseli Pembrokeshire
Tobias Ellwood
Bournemouth East
Vicky Ford
Chelmsford
David Gauke
South West Hertfordshire
Mike Freer
Finchley and Golders Green
Amber Rudd
Hastings and Rye
Richard Graham
Gloucester
Damian Green
Ashford
Stephen Hammond
Wimbledon
Richard Harrington
Watford
Oliver Heald
North East Hertfordshire
Peter Heaton-Jones
North Devon
Simon Hoare
North Dorset
Nigel Huddleston
Mid Worcestershire
Margot James
Stourbridge
Joseph Johnson
Orpington
Eleanor Laing
Epping Forest
Jeremy Lefroy
Stafford
Anne Milton
Guildford
Claire Perry
Devizes
Victoria Prentis
Banbury
Keith Simpson
Broadland
Caroline Spelman
Meriden
Gary Streeter
South West Devon
David Mundell
Dumfriesshire, Clydesdale and Tweeddale
Plus a load of Labour and TIG scum.
As I said the other day, the ERG need to pull the plug and bring the government down if there’s a threat of a delay. And this might just happen:
Tom Newton Dunn says ERG could back Labour in a no confidence vote next week, if PM pushed to a long delay #newsnight
— Sunder Katwala (@sundersays) March 13, 2019
But the short delay is also risky, as the government will use that to try and get the wretched Withdrawal Agreement through a third time, and perhaps the frightened little bunnies will vote for it that time.
*Metaphorically speaking, if you’re the police reading this.
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