Crispin Blunt, a former justice minister, urged MPs to act. “We need to effect change today in order to stop this shambles and give our country that governance it needs under our constitution.”

[I]f Liz Truss were PM for the next half-decade it would cost the country £11.8bn — almost £2.4bn a year, or £6.4mn a day.

The argument that Ms Truss or any successor lacks a mandate is flawed in a parliamentary system. But if Parliament is unable to produce a functioning government then it is time to go to the voters. That moment is drawing closer.

Holding elections has not resolved Italy’s problems…

While lowering the tax burden should remain a plan for the future, when public finances allow, the government will need to be creative about ways to encourage investment and growth. That should mean an open discussion on immigration, given Britain’s tight labor market, and resolving tensions with Europe over Northern Ireland so that closer cooperation and trade ties can be rebuilt. Dealing with the reality of Brexit means at least acknowledging its economic costs. 

In a Facebook post from May, Kaufman said he wanted “our children protected [from] the progressive left.”

I’m so happy we got to see you because when we were on the vineyard–

We were gonna do two weeks next year.

We were there five months last year.

“I have another clip to show you,” I said. Moments into this next clip, Piltch’s jaw dropped. Over the next 87 seconds, his gaze whipped between the screen and me in stunned silence.