Ms. Esty has proved she will vote her conscience.
"We are going to vote her into office.
"We would love to vote her off the island".
Ms. Hutchison is retiring and might be more free to vote her conscience.
Why was there such a persistent reluctance, maybe even refusal, to vote her in?
"Show some guts," she implored her colleagues from the Senate floor as they were about to vote her proposal down.
Then, May would need some Labour MPs to vote her way.
"The easiest way for her to go, and to settle this whole issue, is to take it to a vote — just vote her out of office," he said.
"She talks to the Republicans and gets them to vote, and if they don't vote her way, she's likely to not vote on something they want later on".
During her trip there to vote, her dad asked her if he could send her stuff to her.
That was the calculation May made when she cancelled the first Brexit vote before the Christmas recess, but MPs returned still determined to vote her deal down.
