Tell me if Im wrong...
Theresa May had 318 MPs
The Unionists had 10 MPs
So the government when elected had 328 MPs
You need 326 to form a government (650/2 + 1).
So if 3 Tories have
resigned Theresa May and the Unionists only have 325 MPs
You need 326 to form a government (650/2 + 1).
So they are running a minority government
without a supply and
confidence deal in place.
Isnt that unconstitutional ?
Tell me if I'm wrong?
Shouldn't we have a general election or something?
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