British Prime Minister Johnson said that he is "actively considering" the third term

Jimu News reporter Zhang Yang

Although the British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been trapped in various scandals in the past six months, and has suffered from unbelievable voting. When all sectors of the British society criticize his leadership ability, he has not yet entered the second term. "Actively consider" the third term.

According to an article from BBC on June 26, Johnson told reporters when he was asked if he wanted to complete the second term yesterday. , But when it comes to that time, I will re -examine it. "

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson

This is the above remarks made by Johnson's Kilgali in Rwanda, and he replied that he was considering the "third term, that is, the 2030s". During the meeting with the Commonwealth leader, Johnson almost did not show that he faced the pressure from the party critics to ask him to resign.

On the 10th of Tangning Street, Johnson was joking, but it showed his optimism.

However, during the interview, Johnson refused to comment on a report of the Times, which stated that he planned to build a tree house worth 150,000 pounds on the venue of the Prime Minister's rural residence. The funds are likely to come from donations from conservatives.

Conservative party elections have lost succession, and members say Johnson is a burden

In the past week, Johnson's Conservative Party has lost both the two make -ups of Wickerfield, Typon and Honeydin.

The Liberty Democratic Party overthrew the Conservative Party's major seat advantages in Typhon and Honey, which was the third time they defeated the Conservative Party in the year's re -election. The Labor Party also defeated the Tolly Party to regain the seats of Westykfield, Westyki County, who lost in the 2019 election.

After the announcement, the conservative party co -chairman Oliver Daorden resigned, saying that "someone must take responsibility."

Former Conservative leader Michael Howard called on Johnson to resign after the election, and added that "the cabinet members should consider their position very carefully."

Liberty Democrat

But this Saturday, Johnson said that after he won the trust vote of Congress, his leadership issue was "solved". According to the current rules, Johnson is safe in one year and will not be voted again.

However, Conservative MP Andrew Briggie said that some members are still seeking the rules of changing voting so that they can initiate Johnson's voting again in 12 months.

Britagen told the BBC: "Johnson's performance is actually encouraging for his opponents. Generally speaking, a party leader should be more popular than the party itself, but we find that he is a one for our party. Huge burden. "

Johnson continues to draw cakes

However, Johnson insisted that he would lead the Conservative Party to the next election and stated that he wanted to continue his plan to reduce inequality across the country and create a "great Britain". Although it takes time to admit that it takes time, he added that the plan can achieve "huge progress".

He told reporters: "Don't care about me anymore, think about this country. We have started a large -scale project to change the way the government, the national constitution, and the legal system we operate, the way we manage the boundary, our management boundaries, our us The economy, and the different things we are doing. "

In the end, he emphasized: "We are starting a huge plan to unite and upgrade our country. This is a great mission. I believe it very much. it."

(Picture source: BBC)

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