If Dave had tried to use prerogative powers to push through military action

He would now be an ex-PM.

He therefore has no choice but to accept the vote and now wait for he inevitable leadership challenge. He has proved to be one of the most inept Prime Ministers in living history by trying to rely on his poor judgment on such an important issue.

Posted By: Waddockhunt on August 30th 2013 at 16:27:08

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Text of the Commons motion on Syria last night wasn't for military action.... (General Chat) - Kirrie, Aug 30, 16:12:41
- What you going on about 'bor (General Chat) - Tressells Broadbrush, Aug 30, 17:01:08
  - With respect, I haven't really voiced an opinon about the motion itself... (General Chat) - Kirrie, Aug 30, 17:09:53
    - Agree on your first two points (General Chat) - Tressells Broadbrush, Aug 30, 18:23:37
- yes, and? It included wording on the principle of military action (General Chat) - Hertz van Rental, Aug 30, 16:14:28
  - But military action by the UK would have explicitly required another vote, no? (n/m) (General Chat) - Kirrie, Aug 30, 16:19:28
    - Correct (General Chat) - Hertz van Rental, Aug 30, 16:20:32
      - and, to his credit DavCam is respecting that (n/m) (General Chat) - Hertz van Rental, Aug 30, 16:21:07
        
        If Dave had tried to use prerogative powers to push through military action (General Chat) - Waddockhunt, Aug 30, 16:27:08
        
        Prime Minister of a coalition during a worldwide downturn.. (General Chat) - phrankin, Aug 30, 17:50:27
        
        There will be no leadership challenge (General Chat) - dennis moore, Aug 30, 16:50:49

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