How Theresa May won the confidence vote but lost the country

So British Prime Minister Theresa May survives to fight another day. The no-confidence vote by her own Conservative Party, called at the instigation of backbench Brexiteers, failed: She received the votes of 200 out of 317 Tory members of Parliament, enough to eke it out as the head of government. The vote is being touted as a victory by May's ministers -- she prevailed, after all, winning one vote more than she did when she contested for the leadership in 2016 in the wake of the Brexit referend...