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I'm guessing the election still goes ahead even if they get rid of Rishi beforehand?
I'd imagine so. Can't unset that in motion.
They can untill Thursday. Once the king devolves parliment. Any change is pretty much impossible. But till then. Yes a new leader could halt it.
But my gowd are they nuts. How freaking bad would it look. Come the end of Jan when they are forced to run. I can see voters really punishing them.
But even now its look like sunak called the election to try and stop another leadership challenge.