A General Election may be the best way out of the impasse

As ‘Politico’ reasons, A General Election may now be the best way out of the political impasse that has paralysed British politics. A rapid Brexit election would kill calls for a second referendum – which would take many months to arrange, once agreed, and also break the stalemate in the Commons.

The key question for the Conservatives is who will lead us in an election? Certainly not Mrs May. She has the emotional intelligence of a robot with Asperger’s, and is simply unable to connect with voters. She appears insincere even when she’s being sincere. And for me, will I get a chance to vote for them, or will this be another Parliamentary Party stitch-up?

For I give a helpful and constructive warning now, that unless a candidate favoured by the Party as a whole is dropped into the vacancy, there will no longer be a Conservative Party. A new Conservative Party in which Nigel Farage could find a home, a reforming and forward looking party, would emerge – and would garner members, backers and support rapidly. I am loyal to the Conservative Party, but that loyalty must be reciprocal. If the Parliamentary Party continues to ignore, frustrate and oppose the will of the vast majority of Party members, it will be crushed.

For now, look to your constituencies and prepare for a Brexit election – with one candidate to stand, and one only, in each constituency as the Pro-Brexit candidate, be they Conservative, UKIP or Independent. A liaison group must be effected rapidly to ensure this is done – we cannot afford to have the Brexit vote split.