The comments made by Kieran Mullan, the Conservative MP for Crewe and Nantwich, on Twitter on 20 October 2022.
I hope Penny Mordaunt decides to run, she is best placed to unify the party so we can get on with delivering.
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Michael Howard – 2022 Comments on Boris Johnson Returning as Prime Minister
The comments made by Michael Howard, the Leader of the Conservative Party between 2003 and 2005, on LBC on 20 October 2022.
I really don’t think we can afford to go back to that psychodrama. Boris [Johnson] had his chance and he failed to retain the confidence of Conservative Members of Parliament. That I’m afraid, for all his undoubted talents, I think that has to be bad in terms of Boris Johnson and the leadership of the Conservative Party.
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Andrew Murrison – 2022 Comments on Rishi Sunak Becoming Prime Minister
The comments made by Andrew Murrison, the Conservative MP for South West Wiltshire, on Twitter on 20 October 2022.
It has to be Rishi Sunak – his economic plan had been completely vindicated and he’s best placed to unify the Conservatives.
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Dominic Raab – 2022 Comments on Rishi Sunak Becoming Prime Minister
The comments made by Dominic Raab, the Conservative MP for Esher and Walton, on Twitter on 20 October 2022.
I back Rishi Sunak to be our next PM. He has the plan and credibility to:
– restore financial stability, help get inflation down and deliver sustainable tax cuts over time; and
– unite the Conservatives by bringing the best talent into govt to deliver for the British people.
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Brendan Clarke-Smith – 2022 Comments on Boris Johnson Returning as Prime Minister
The comments made by Brendan Clarke-Smith, the Conservative MP for Bassetlaw, on Twitter on 20 October 2022.
We need somebody who can turn the tide and avert the disaster of a Labour government. We need Boris Johnson.
He won the support of the public with a historic 80 seat majority. He won the support of the party. He is a winner.
It’s time for the parliamentary party to unite and come together for the sake of the country.
Together we can achieve so much more and build on the mandate we were given in 2019.
That’s why I’m urging Boris Johnson to put his name forward.
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Shaun Bailey – 2022 Comments on Boris Johnson Returning as Prime Minister
The comments made by Shaun Bailey, the Conservative MP for West Bromwich West, on Twitter on 20 October 2022.
It’s a simple one for me. It’s time to #BringBackBoris [Johnson]. The members want him, he won the support of my communities and for the constituents I speak to, they want him back.
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Andrew Bowie – 2022 Comments on Rishi Sunak Becoming Prime Minister
The comments made by Andrew Bowie, the Conservative MP for West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine, on Twitter on 20 October 2022.
There is only one person that can unite this party, get the economy on a firm footing. Only one with the plan to move us forward. And that is the same person I believed in over the Summer. It has to be Rishi.
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John Glen – 2022 Comments on Rishi Sunak Becoming Prime Minister
The comments made by John Glen, the Conservative MP for Salisbury and South Wiltshire, on Twitter on 20 October 2022.
Rishi Sunak is the most qualified candidate to provide leadership to navigate through the deep economic challenges we face. He will deliver stability, growth and prosperity and unite our country.
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Roger Gale – 2022 Comments on Boris Johnson Returning as Prime Minister
The comments made by Sir Roger Gale, the Conservative MP for North Thanet, on Twitter on 20 October 2022.
We need to remember that Mr Johnson is still under investigation by the Privileges Committee for potentially misleading the House.
Until that investigation is complete and he is found guilty or cleared, there should be no possibility of him returning to Government.
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Stephen McPartland – 2022 Comments on the Resignation of Liz Truss
The comments made by Stephen McPartland, the Conservative MP for Stevenage, on Twitter on 20 October 2022.
I agree with Penny Mordaunt we must keep calm and carry on. We live in a parliamentary democracy and if a new Prime Minister can command a majority in the House of Commons, then they have the constitutional right to serve until the next general election legally has to take place.