Could we have a scenario where four (May, Bojo, Truss, Sunak) PMs leave parliament at the same time? Five if we count Cameron?
What an absolute state. Oh well, let's keep pushing FPTP politics!
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They'd be leaving commons, but I would bet a fair amount they end up in the Lords during the ~~evacuation~~ exit peerages.
Rishi wouldn’t put Truss or Boris there after the month they’ve had. May could get one, but I think that would anger a lot of Brexiteers who blame May for some of their woes.
better to jump than be pushed.
The folks on the Private Eye podcast were saying those leaving early are trying to get a jump on any open private sector jobs. The longer they wait, the fewer opportunities.