The problem with a motion of no confidence is that unless they find a new PM in 14 days that means BoJo can declare a new general election whenever, including after October 31st, while Parliament is in recess for the election.
And there's no alternative PM available, Jeremy Corbyn would be the leader of the largest party, and Labour has for quite some time been as fractured as the Conservatives are, including on the Brexit matter. And he won't even consider asking or accepting the LibDems or Greens offer of a compromise candidate just to get a caretaker government in place for a general election and ask for an extension on the Brexit matter so Britain's politics can untangle itself from the current mess it's in.
Come what may, the Conservatives are likely to fracture after the BJ administration folds, but Labour is in a terrible position through its own fault, while they could've won a lot of nation wide support by tossing out the fools in charge aiming for a Brexit while much of their own voting public is at best ambivalent on leaving and many are firmly interested in not leaving at all.
And there's no alternative PM available, Jeremy Corbyn would be the leader of the largest party, and Labour has for quite some time been as fractured as the Conservatives are, including on the Brexit matter. And he won't even consider asking or accepting the LibDems or Greens offer of a compromise candidate just to get a caretaker government in place for a general election and ask for an extension on the Brexit matter so Britain's politics can untangle itself from the current mess it's in.
Come what may, the Conservatives are likely to fracture after the BJ administration folds, but Labour is in a terrible position through its own fault, while they could've won a lot of nation wide support by tossing out the fools in charge aiming for a Brexit while much of their own voting public is at best ambivalent on leaving and many are firmly interested in not leaving at all.