Tory Civil War: Suella Braverman sacked & replaced by The Lord Cameron as Foreign Sec

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Tory Civil War: Suella Braverman sacked & replaced by The Lord Cameron as Foreign Sec

Former Prime Minister David Cameron to be raised to the peerage as The Lord Cameron to serve as Foreign Secretary

BREAK The King has been pleased to approve the appointment of the Rt Hon David Cameron as Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs.
His Majesty has also been pleased to confer the dignity of a Barony of the United Kingdom for life upon David Cameron

— Calgie (@christiancalgie) November 13, 2023

BREAKING: Former PM David Cameron has been seen entering Downing Street amid a government re-shuffle.

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— Sky News (@SkyNews) November 13, 2023

'Braverman out and Cameron in is angering a lot of people on the right! This should've been Sunak's moment, but now it's going to play well for Starmer.'

Author, Emma Woolf, says Rishi Sunak is 'on borrowed time.'

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— GB News (@GBNEWS) November 13, 2023

Could easily see the Libs being left with smoking ruin and a very tarnished brand - I know a lot of Tory voters and members who are just desperate to burn the party down - if Farage comes back most will decamp - they utterly loath the PCP

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— Dan Salt (@Danjsalt) November 13, 2023

In 2019, voters handed a thumping majority to Boris Johnson - but a little under four years later, they’ve got Sunak, Hunt and Cameron.

This is a monumental breach of public trust from which the Tories may never recover - particularly if challenged by a new centre-right party.

— Bruges Group 🇬🇧 (@BrugesGroup) November 13, 2023

Do you want to be Transport Minister? pic.twitter.com/fkZWuA8jgp

— Chris Atkins (@scatatkins) November 13, 2023

We're back to the same wet managerial government we had between 2010-2016 that we supposed the referendum had managed to end. Never mind though, because this is just another nail in the coffin of this god awful party. I suspect my side of the party will make a move over the next few weeks/months to try to depose Rishi Sunak, Jeremy Hunt and Lord Cameron - because we can't stand them.

All very funny. And he's currently sacking other ministers which will only add to the plot against him that is brewing.

I just read we're on our 16th Transport minister since 2010. Utterly shambolic, no wonder we can't build a railway.

Thoughts?

[Seatherny]

"I suspect my side of the party will make a move over the next few weeks/months to try to depose Rishi Sunak"

Not going to happen

David Cameron is an experienced statesman, perfect for the role of Foreign Sec. Good move by Rishi.

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"I suspect my side of the party will make a move over the next few weeks/months to try to depose Rishi Sunak"

Not going to happen

It's already started. Whether a leadership challenge succeeds within the next few weeks/months doesn't matter, what matters is we inflict even more political damage on him which will make his removal inevitable either by MPs or by the public in a General Election. The idea that he will be able to exercise control over the Parliamentary Conservative Party for the rest of his tenure in office is for the birds. He's a lame duck.

Sunak is languishing at 25% in the polls, two wings of the party absolutely loathe him and the membership certainly never wanted him.

Enough is enough, I have submitted my vote of no confidence letter to the Chairman of the 1922. It is time for Rishi Sunak to go and replace him with a 'real' Conservative party leader. pic.twitter.com/yJmGc14d75

— Andrea Jenkyns MP 🇬🇧 (@andreajenkyns) November 13, 2023

🚨 NEW: Senior Tory MPs threaten Rishi Sunak with no confidence letters and government resignations if he sacks Suella Braverman

“Don’t fu*k with the Suella. If you come for the Queen, the rooks, the knights, the pawns and the bishops will all stand in the way”

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— Politics UK (@PolitlcsUK) November 10, 2023

David Cameron is an experienced statesman, perfect for the role of Foreign Sec. Good move by Rishi.

Cameron certainly does have experience in the area of foreign policy, you're absolutely correct - among his achievements we can list the destabilisation of Libya when he decided to remove Gaddafi to the benefit of Islamic jihadists, his attempt to topple Assad to the benefit of the Islamic State and his closeness to China which has resulted in Chinese spies operating across British institutions.

[Seatherny]

It's already started. Whether a leadership challenge succeeds within the next few weeks/months doesn't matter, what matters is we inflict even more political damage on him which will make his removal inevitable either by MPs or by the public in a General Election. The idea that he will be able to exercise control over the Parliamentary Conservative Party for the rest of his tenure in office is for the birds. He's a lame duck.

Well done on proving how little you know about politics.

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Well done on proving how little you know about politics.

Well I have been on the winning side throughout much of the 2010s in contrast to yourself, so my acumen isn't all that bad.

But like I said, the plotting & revenge against Sunak has already started. It's just a matter of time, especially with his polling so low - the fact of the matter is if this loser leads the Tories into the next General Election on 25%, they'll be down to under 150 seats. A landslide defeat. If you recall, this is how we removed Theresa May from Number 10 via revolts, a failed leadership challenge and external pressure via the European Elections & Farage.

Worth a read of the public comments of Tory voters on the Daily Mail tonight. Suella has positioned herself perfectly.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art....html#comments

💥 Furious right-wing MPs today discussed three options to resist Sunak:

— letters and a leadership challenge before the election

— or a formalised Tea Party / ‘Tory Momentum’ style movement within the party

— or even a breakaway party with Faragehttps://t.co/KNn4qy7SKX

— Alex Wickham (@alexwickham) November 13, 2023

[Seatherny]

Well I have been on the winning side throughout much of the 2010s in contrast to yourself, so my acumen isn't all that bad.

All BREXIT proved to the world is how naive and stupid the British public are. You supported a party who failed to win a single House of Parliament seat, so well done on calling that a winning side. When the party sunk further, you jumped ship.

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All BREXIT proved to the world is how naive and stupid the British public are. You supported a party who failed to win a single House of Parliament seat, so well done on calling that a winning side. When the party sunk further, you jumped ship.

I agree that to force Lord Cameron and his government into holding a referendum when we only had two MPs was a remarkable feat.

[Seatherny]

I agree that to force Lord Cameron and his government into holding a referendum when we only had two MPs was a remarkable feat.

Sadly Lord Cameron did not think that the British people were so stupid and naive that they would believe Boris Johnson and his ?350m a week for NHS bus

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Blistering attack on the PM tonight from Suella Braverman accusing him of promising to limit immigration to her (as was promised in the 2019 Conservative manifesto that won a thumping majority) when offering her the job of Home Secretary, only to purposely go back on his words.

Get those letters in and remove this dud PM.

My letter to the Prime Minister pic.twitter.com/7OBzaZnxr2

— Suella Braverman MP (@SuellaBraverman) November 14, 2023

💥The reference here to a “document with clear terms to which you agreed” suggests Braverman has this deal on paper and can prove that the PM did a deal and didn’t deliver on promises he committed to in black and white 💥 pic.twitter.com/JA6U6u92Sk

— Beth Rigby (@BethRigby) November 14, 2023

The Tory right hits back

Danny Kruger and Miriam Cates, co-chairs of the New Conservatives, accuse Rishi Sunak of 'abandoning' Red Wall voters

They say he is 'sacrificing' seats in the North and Midlands to shore up support in the South

— Steven Swinford (@Steven_Swinford) November 14, 2023

🚨 NEW: A Tory MP says Rishi Sunak is "highly unlikely" to make it to the next general election after he sacked Suella Braverman because letters are going in

"We're going to lose our seats anyway if we do nothing so we may as well try to see what would happen with a diff leader"

— Politics UK (@PolitlcsUK) November 14, 2023

Sadly Lord Cameron did not think that the British people were so stupid and naive that they would believe Boris Johnson and his ?350m a week for NHS bus

I guess it turns out that Lord Cameron, or the statesman as you call him, was the stupid one.

[Seatherny]

OMG 3-4 MPs do not confidence in the MP. MPs... the people with zero morals and the people who only care about their salary. MPs who actually do nothing and get paid. My God they are scared to lose their seats and free money so are trying to seek attention, how could this be possible?!

Remove Rishi and we continue to be the laughing stock of the world.