A party CAN NOT govern with a minority (-45) so there MUST be an election. At the very least a new coalition of parties in the existing parliament. And I can not see agreement on such a coalition (led by Corbyn?), so again an election must be called. I can not believe that the current position is "constitutional". I really can not see the point of a Queen's speech, laying out what this government plan to do. There MUST be a different government one way or the other.. and so another Queen's speech to kick that off. Apparently Labour have a cunning plan to "vote down" motions following The Queen's speech. A vote of no confidence and an election 14 days later (early November)
It is a second issue as to what (if anything) Boris can do to avoid another delay in Brexit. The talk is that the Tories will do poorly in an election following them failing to deliver Brexit. That may be true... but hard to see people angry about no Brexit voting for parties that want to stop Brexit?
Brexit betrayal: Labour plot to defy referendum and take down Boris Johnson in shock voteLABOUR is toying with a plot to bring down the Government next month after ordering MPs to vote down the Queen’s Speech.By Wesley Hudson
PUBLISHED: 00:01, Tue, Sep 10, 2019 | UPDATED: 00:34, Tue, Sep 10, 2019
As Parliament is due to be prorogued for five weeks, allies of Jeremy Corbyn are focussing there efforts to topple Boris Johnson when MPs return next month. Under plans being considered by Mr Corbyn’s inner circle, Labour could table a vote of no confidence just 24 hours after the Commons holds a series of votes on the Government's legislative programme. Labour previously indicated a confidence vote later this week, but has been denied the opportunity due to Parliament being shut down.
...more at linkhttps://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/11759 ... confidence
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