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Neil, once Parliament is on notice of recall cancelling the recall would have been (until the result of the votes last night) most disastrous.
Dave had himself a slam-dunk certainty on his hands, he had the other Party leaders round for tea & biscuits and a chat, New Labour's Ed came out from that and talked as if he was ready to give Dave his full support. [Fortunately for him, he used so many phrases, so many commas -hyphens, and (brackets) that he had some wriggle-room left to him...]
The screen went funny, all of a sudden, the horizontal-hold was lost and a voice-over announced that we were entering the Twilight Zone...
Lo and behold, 9,999 out of every 10,000 ordinary men and women, boys and girls, and their household pets, were dead against any such action. For many many reasons, not least of which was a general mistrust or pro-war-waffle.
And yet Dave should still have been onto a winner. For the life of me, I cannot fathom how Dave lost that, penny-halfpenny wishy-washy, all but utterly inconsequential, vote.
I was expecting to wake this morning to a Leadership Challenge.