Many PMs want to remove the new British Prime Minister, Johnson may make a comeback

According to a report by PRNewswire, the incumbent British Prime Minister Alex Truss, who has just taken office recently, is in big trouble due to his hasty tax cuts for big businesses and the rich, as well as the promulgation of a very unreasonable new welfare policy. According to British media reports, as many as 100 Conservative PMs are planning to push the agenda of removing Truss shortly.

Despite Truss' insistence not to resign, his position as prime minister is in jeopardy

Anti-Truss forces in the Conservative Party are forming a coalition of sorts to push the haphazard new prime minister to step down. But in response to recent calls for Truss to step down from the Conservative Party, Truss apologized for her mistake in a media interview but said she would never resign from office.

This is very similar to his predecessor Johnson when Johnson had held several parties at 10 Downing Street during the epidemic, which was strongly criticized by the Lab our Party and the Conservative Party, and many MPs also asked Johnson to resign during the parliamentary questioning in the British House of Commons, but Johnson's attitude at that time was very strong, he said in the parliamentary questioning that the prime minister had not done enough, he would not resign. Unless the tanks drag him away from 10 Downing Street. But at that time Johnson seemed to be insisting on the right, shortly after the outbreak of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, the British media, political circles, and almost all the attention focused on the direction of Ukraine, and the Russian-Ukrainian conflict brought about by the rise in global energy prices also affected the current state of the British domestic economy, in this context, the British media, political circles, the attention was forced to focus on these two directions, thus allowing Johnson to escape a disaster, the matter was also The matter was left unresolved.

Perhaps it was because of the illusion created by this incident that Johnson went further and further in his morality, and eventually, the Conservative Party could not stand it any longer and removed Johnson from office. But that was an afterthought.

But Johnson's "party game" incident did give the current Truss an illusion that things might turn around as long as they persisted. But Truss seems to have forgotten that not everyone can catch the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, and not everyone has Johnson's luck.

In addition, in the view of Truss, despite the strong pressure on the Conservative Party, but not yet to the point of being in trouble on all sides. There are still some PMs in the Conservative Party who support Truss, and as long as Truss can quickly pass a set of efficient and correct economic policies, things will turn around.

What is more noteworthy is that once Truss resigns, then her reputation is big, she is likely to become the "shortest-lived prime minister" in British history, and once forced to resign, according to past political practices, this may mean the end of his political life. So naturally, Truss is not willing to end his political life so soon.

It is not surprising that Truss has done so badly this time. Because the time was too hasty and Johnson resigned too suddenly, just overnight, Johnson's cabinet had a sea change and a general resignation wave, which even Johnson himself and much British media failed to anticipate. Although Truss later participated in the Conservative Party's election, but in the few rounds of voting, Truss has been ranked after, until the end, Truss defied the second, with the leader Sun ac doing the showdown, and the situation became very clear. And this is just over two months after Truss joined Downing Street.

More interestingly, from TrustPass experience, she was not a good choice for prime minister, lacking much experience and common sense in the economy, and Truss came to power when the UK's economic woes had reached a very serious point. So it's not surprising that Truss did a very poor job and was even forced to resign.

The current focus is on whether Truss can make some achievements to stabilize the Conservative Party and even pull back the public support for the Conservative Party before the "anti-Truss" forces in the Conservative Party unite to "force" the Palace. But from the current situation, it is very difficult to estimate. According to a report by the Associated Press, economic inflation in Britain has accelerated to the highest level in 40 years, in addition to soaring food costs such as meat, bread, milk, and, eggs, the impact of energy fluctuations, transport costs rose 10.9%, furniture and household goods rose 10.8%, clothing rose 8.4%. Housing costs rose 9.3 percent. It is estimated that Truss will be difficult to immediately enact programs that can work.

Johnson's comeback is very likely, and the Conservative Party is very vocal about Johnson

So against the backdrop of Truss facing expulsion from 10 Downing Street, who is most likely to succeed Truss? Perhaps no one believes that a British polling data analysis agency randomly surveyed 540 members of the Conservative Party, and suddenly found that, surprisingly, it is Johnson, who has just resigned recently, who has the highest voice. Sixty-three percent of the respondents thought Johnson was the qualified candidate to replace Truss.

This is a bit unbelievable, Johnson just resigned due to the scandal, did not expect Johnson's support rate within the Conservative Party is still so high. If you look back at Johnson's career, you will find that in addition to ethics, Johnson's economic and livelihood practices are noteworthy, which can be seen from the fact that he has rarely been criticized for economic and livelihood issues in the country.

And from the process of Britain's "Brexit", there is nothing more difficult for him than how to complete the "Brexit" and reach an agreement that satisfies both the UK and the EU. In this regard, Theresa May failed, and she was eventually forced to resign, while Johnson came to power and completed the Brexit agreement, which also highlights Johnson's truly amazing ability.

So the Conservative voters are expected to see Truss before they think of the "good" Johnson once did. It is worth noting that Johnson was forced to resign when he made a statement to the public; "I will come back." From the current situation, it seems that this statement is gradually becoming a reality.

So is there a possibility of Johnson's comeback? From the perspective of Johnson's wishes, it is not surprising that he would like to make a comeback. First of all, Johnson's administration is not much of a problem, he stepped down solely because of personal ethics, so he is naturally very reluctant; secondly, in British history, the former prime minister's return to Downing Street is not without precedent, Churchill is one of the examples.

But it is worth noting that Johnson also faces certain challenges if he wants to make a comeback.

First of all, Truss, if Truss holds up and does not resign, it is estimated that Johnson will have a hard time; secondly, the vote for the Conservative Party to elect the head of the party, in the first few rounds is voted by the Conservative PMs in the House of Commons, and it is these Conservative PMs who tried so hard to get Johnson to step down, so whether these will re-accept Johnson is a doubt. Thirdly, Sun ac and Hunt are strong challengers to Johnson.

But according to the current situation, although there are certain challenges to Johnson's comeback, e is public opinion in, Johnson's return is not a joke, but a great possibility