Both Grieve and Lee have been issued their marching orders over the past two weeks. Hilariously, Lee has reacted by accusing Leave.EU of entryism while in the same breath trying to recruit fellow Europhiles to the Conservatives. Even with May now effectively gone and a Brexiteer set to finally occupy Number 10, our deselection campaign is gathering speed, and so it should. Trust in Westminster is at an all time low, which partly explains the tremendous rise of Nigel Farage’s Brexit Party. All MPs who campaigned to Remain in 2016 should be fearful, even some of those who didn’t. Lest we forget, the two Brexiteers in the leadership race, Boris and Dominic Raab, both voted for May’s unacceptable deal on the third and final occasion. At a special general meeting on 28 June, a no confidence motion will be held against David Gauke in South West Hertfordshire after enraged local activists gathered enough signatures for deselection. Conservative Party HQ will be going into meltdown. Gauke will be the first cabinet minister to be put in the dock by party activists. |