A motion of mistrust on the part of her own party threatens Theresa May | Now

Jacob Rees-Mogg, a member of Theresa May's party, says his confidence in the British prime minister. He sent a letter with this message. He still needs the support of 47 Conservative Party members.

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Rees-Mogg does not trust the current leader and thinks his agreement on Brexit "just does not work". According to him, it should not be a big problem to gather the 47 required letters. That represents 15% of his party in the House of Commons

According to Rees-Mogg, it should be possible to sell the month of May in a few weeks. "I think the parliamentary process can be speeded up." According to Sky News the vote on the May position could take place no earlier than Tuesday.

If the Conservatives reach the number of letters needed, the process will be started. If May survives the motion of censure, she can not be judged for a year. As a result, the "Brexiteers" doubt the need to submit their letters to a vote of censure.

Critics came from all over the world

The British Prime Minister defended on Thursday in the British House of Commons her draft agreement. Criticism came not only from the largest opposition party (the Labor Party), but also from its own party and the smaller North Irish trade unionists (DUP), on which its minority government depends.

Rees-Mogg and the hard core of the "Brexiteers" within the Conservative Party, May's draft agreement with the European Union does not go far enough

It seems better not to conclude 'agreement. This would mean that the United Kingdom and the EU should trade under the standards of the WTO World Trade Organization.

Rees-Mogg Does Not Need to Become the New Leader

The Conservatives avoided asking themselves if he was himself the party's leadership aspires. The conservative party "is full of talent" who can do it, he says.

The Brexiteers' chief mentions, among others, former Foreign Minister Boris Johnson. He leaves his own name for consideration. This will probably not be the case when others speculate on possible candidates.

Before and during the debate, six cabinet members in May resigned because of the agreement. The two most notable are Brexit Minister Dominic Raab and Deputy Minister Suella Braverman. Conservative Party Vice President Rehman Chisti also resigned.