vote of no confidence

(v.) When the members of a political party vote over whether or not thier leader should step down, usually over thier controversial sidings than laziness or ineffectiveness.

Churchill was almost held to a vote of no confidence until his words proved correct.


I wish Tony b liar would get a vote of no confindence


"New labour will not raise taxes"-Little Tony in 1997

Seven years and 200 stealth taxes later....

by Kung-Fu Jesus May 20, 2004

vote of confidence

an expression of approval and support; encouragement

The fact that they let him takeover while his boss was away was a huge vote of confidence.

by rchlsnr March 08, 2016