Rejected petition Parliament to call a general election in the wake of David Cameron's resignation

David Cameron's resignation leaves uncertainty to the future direction of the conservative party, as it is currently a very divided party, and many people want a more unified party in power. Is a party currently facing a massive schism really the best choice to govern a country?

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Currently the conservative party is so divided that it may as well be two separate parties. The leadership contest taking place in wake of Cameron's resignation amounts to a choice between the two. With that in mind, surely the decision should be framed as the general election which, in essence, it amounts to.

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Date submitted 26 June 2016
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