Andrew Bridgen writes to Cameron, withdrawing his letter of no confidence in the Prime Minister
“As we face the General Election in 2015, I believe it is right for me to offer you my full and enthusiastic support”.
“As we face the General Election in 2015, I believe it is right for me to offer you my full and enthusiastic support”.
87 Conservatives, 10 Labour and 2 DUP back it, while the Conservative payroll abstains.
Ambitious MPs will be watching the impact of a well-targeted amendment, and wondering how to get some of the action for themselves.
The senior backbencher writes that those who support such initiatives as Bernard Jenkin’s recent letter aren’t “the old and grumpy”.
The Government were certainly concerned about the possible rebellion, but it’s now waning.
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