UK General Discussion: 2019. Blackadder goes Brexit.

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Corbyn says he'll bring up a no confidence vote after sh**t hits the fan.

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Maybe if Labour and even Lib Dems didn’t reject every deal May offered , this day may not have come . The fact is Corbyn wants No Deal Brexit which is why he torpedoed every Deal Brexit , as once the deadline passes no deal Brexit will happen.


Yes Boris shouldn’t have done this but this day wouldn’t have come if the parliament accepted Theresa May’s deal

That's nonsense. If Corbyn can't get remain, then he wants Norway Plus, which is about the opposite of no deal Brexit.

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I take it that, if necessary, Johnson can arrange a vote of no confidence and get a dissolution? 

Boris Johnson: "My crowning achievement was that I was able to force through a voice of no confidence in myself. Please vote for me."

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The 21 includes the father of the House, kicked out after 49 years, some who were in cabinet just a couple of months ago like Philip Hammond, and Churchill's grandson, Nicholas Soames.

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Even Jo Johnson had enough of Boris.

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Why did the opposition reject Boris' compromise to delay Brexit and be dead in a ditch?

Because Boris will be deader in the ditch when it's November and the UK is still in the EU.

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if they win the election they will still have time to call for an extension.

Except they won't. It's logistically and legally impossible to hold an election and have the new parliament convene before Oct 31.

And as Nathan said, the PM of such a caretaker government wouldn't be Corbyn. I don't understand why he'd even want to Ramsay McDonald himself into such a position.

Would Kenneth Clarke be the most likely caretaker PM?