Dear John
Johnson wins vote of
confidence
They won’t do the right thing, so we have to do it at the
ballot box.
Conservative MPs voted today on
whether to keep Boris Johnson as leader and Prime Minister. He won the
vote with 211 votes to 148.
That is a very significant
number of his own MPs who no longer have confidence in his leadership,
but he remains in No.10. What next? Cabinet reshuffle almost
certainly. Continuing uncertainty over his leadership as he weathers
by-elections and the Commons inquiry into his lying, I'm
sure. Possibly even a general election.
We asked you earlier today to
donate to the Better Democracy Fund. You
can make a gift quickly and easily online, and be part of the campaign
to remove Johnson and this government from
power
Our broken system continues to keep
this divided government in power, but they have no vision for the
country. It is essential that opposition parties work together at the
next election to remove this government. And you can make that
happen, John.
Our CEO, Naomi Smith, told the
Daily Mirror yesterday that Best for Britain would
“unleash the most powerful tactical voting campaign this country has
ever seen”. We will do that, and we are preparing our campaign
now.
We always hope, though, we won’t
have to rely on tactical voting. It would be better for the
opposition parties to properly work together and agree the
small number of key constituencies where they need to stand down
candidates.
But if they won’t do
that, we will still be here. Will
you donate now? Will you be part of the campaign to change the
direction of this country?
This country needs leaders we
can trust, be proud of, and who can give our trading relationship with
Europe the impetus we so desperately need.
Kind regards,
Maheen
Behrana
Senior Campaigns and
Policy Officer
P.S. A donation now, while we
have time to prepare for the General Election that may be looming,
allows us to get more out of it than a last-minute gift just before
polling day. Donate
now.
Everything raised by the 'Better Democracy
Fund' is used by Best for Britain to bring progressive parties
together, fight undemocratic changes to our elections, or to campaign
for a change in our voting system to make all votes count.
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