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A pattern that recurs, time and again: a Tory or Labour MP comes out publicly against their party citing a laundry-list of valid complaints (Brexit stance, antisemitism, Islamophobia etc. etc.) then... nothing.
They repeat and strengthen their criticism, then... nothing.
They repeat and strengthen their criticism, then... nothing.
This goes on for a while, but other than the group of MPs formerly known as Change UK, none seem to have sufficient courage in their convictions to actually *do* something.
That's despite holding more power than usual due to the delicate balance of power in the HOC.
That's despite holding more power than usual due to the delicate balance of power in the HOC.
If half a dozen Tories quit, that's game over for no deal. If a similar number of Labour MPs did so, that might finally stir Corbyn out of his fence-sitting Brexit torpor.
But just moaning and complaining when they have real power to do much more - what's the point in that?
But just moaning and complaining when they have real power to do much more - what's the point in that?
