Westminstenders: It couldn't get any worse... Until today

[RedToothBrush]

We are trapped in the tailspin of the end of the UK. Firmly headed downward and getting more and more frenzied and desperate.

Even the most sensible of types like David Allen Green have finally noticed that Brexit isn't about leaving the EU it's about the frenzied and wilful destruction of our state instutions and structure. The collapse of the civil service, of our justice system, our democratic institutions and social order. All in the name of rule Britannia, a warped sense of taking back control to preserve an ideal that never existed and an idea of sovereignity that simply was a fantasy.

We move ever closer to Johnson becoming Prime Minister and a life under President Trump.

Joy.

Ode to Joy really isn't that bad.

[TheElementsSong]

Brexit and Trump are two cheeks of the same arse.

[NoWordForFluffy]

Did we want aye or no?!

[OhYouBadBadKitten]

Good way to put it Element

I'm frustrated that there are still so few Tory rebels.

[OhYouBadBadKitten]

We wanted Aye. It helps break prorogation.

[tobee]

Will the new pm be forced to take notice of that vote? 🤔

[OhYouBadBadKitten]

huh? I don't understand this one.

[Cheesegreater]

LASH mentioned John Timpson as being a good man who hires offenders. That is true and he is also a well known Brexiteer. So I am pointing that out. You can google articles by John Timpson to see his reasons for voting Leave.

[NoWordForFluffy]

I hoped it was that one, OYBBK. Where I work has dire signal so trying to hunt stuff down other than on here is a mission!

[Flooopers]

please don't conflate Trump and Brexit.

How can you not!

[NoWordForFluffy]

LASH mentioned John Timpson as being a good man who hires offenders. That is true and he is also a well known Brexiteer. So I am pointing that out. You can google articles by John Timpson to see his reasons for voting Leave.

Yep. I'm aware of that. But what's that got to do with not linking Trump and Brexit? They're not related parts of the conversation really.

[NoWordForFluffy]

@flouncyfanny!

[NoWordForFluffy]

www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/jul/18/labour-peers-could-hold-no-confidence-vote-jeremy-corbyn-over-antisemitism

At least somebody, somewhere, is trying to rid us of Corbyn!

[TokyoSushi]

As I understand it, we now want Noe for the next vote...

[tobee]

The politics professor from UCL on bbc news (missed her name) says that vote will be law from what I can tell. As I answer my own question.

[tobee]

Clarke (Greg), Gauke, Hammond and Stewart cabinet members who voted against government.

[MmeBufo]

No , they abstained. 17 voted against - I'll find the list

[tobee]

Oh right thanks I forgot to double check in my excitement

[DGRossetti]

Noes have it ?

[MmeBufo]

My internet is very slow today so a link to the list rather than c&p twitter.com/steven_swinford/status/1151837407647604737?s=21