"If Johnson wants to continue to play for the government, will you invite him to join his cabinet?"

In the election campaign in the British Conservative Party, five candidates who have been promoted participated in the second television debate on the 17th to start a fierce confrontation around tax policies and inflation problems. Some polls show that the former British Minister of Finance Sonak performed well and continued to lead the race with more than 40 % of its support.

On the 17th, the British Conservative Party leader elected the top five on the 17th on the television on the TV. In the first two rounds of voting, the former British Minister of Finance, Sonak, emphasized that his priority work is to suppress inflation and ensure that inflation will not deteriorate to reduce tax reduction. The British Foreign Minister Trask, who advocated tax cuts, criticized Sunak to increase taxes to the highest level in 70 years.

Former Treasury Secretary of the British Conservative Party leader, Sonak VS, British Conservative Party Director Candidate Foreign Minister Tellas:

Sunak:

I really want to stand here and say, I will reduce taxes, and then everything is good, but do you know that it is not all the cost, higher inflation, mortgage interest rate, and savings to be eclipsed by silkworm. Do you know? Economics is not conservative but socialism.

Tellas:

According to your plan, we are expected to fall into economic recession because you have added taxes, which weakens economic growth, obstructs enterprise investment, and pays money from people's pockets.

Later, the host asked the candidate present, "If Johnson wants to continue to play for the government, will you invite him to join his cabinet? If you want to invite, please raise your hand." Essence

The poll after the second debate showed that 24%of the respondents believed that Sunak performed the best, followed by Togen Dart, chairman of the Congress Foreign Affairs Committee.

Earlier polls showed that the current Minister of Trade Policy, Monte, is expected to win, but the latest polls show that its victory has continued to decline. Former Minister of State, who has been significantly backward and responsible for equal affairs, has been fighting more and more brave. Another poll showed that her support rate rose to more than 30 %, higher than other opponents, so there were still suspense in the third round of voting held on the 18th.

Source: Phoenix Satellite TV Information Station

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