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98 Tories face Johnson – “Prime Minister is in a very, very difficult position right now”

98 Tories face Johnson – “Prime Minister is in a very, very difficult position right now”

“The Prime Minister is in a very difficult position now.”

That evening, Stormer said it was a “hard blow” to Johnson. In English it’s really simple: “A significant blow.” To make every TV viewer remember this, he repeated the words in the next sentence.

In four votes on Tuesday evening, the British Parliament passed new measures to combat the spread of the Omikron variant, not particularly harshly from a 2-G perspective. But opposition in parliament was greater than ever before when Johnson was prime minister. Tory MP Charles Walker looked at the BBC camera as saying it was the Conservative Party’s “cry of pain”.

Walker is an experienced MP, one of the few in the House of Commons who can speak a little more succinctly than Keer Stormer – and one of those who is openly angry at Johnson this time around. The Prime Minister is now in a “very, very, very difficult position” and “a very, very clear line has been drawn in the sand,” Walker said. The Prime Minister and his team now need to “listen carefully”.

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The number of new victims is unprecedented since January

And that evening story is now the story of the numbers. The Omigron variant is currently causing a worrying increase in the number of corona cases, officially counting 59,610 new victims on Tuesday, more than in January.

Leadership change “should be at the table”

If Johnson does not change, the question of a change of leadership next year will “be at the table,” said Jeffrey Clifton-Brown, one of the Tory MPs in the 1922 group. Among those who voted against the measures, however, were not only the Tories from the most conservative to the right, but also Tories of all backgrounds and ages. “The prime minister is in serious trouble now,” said Daisy Cooper, a Liberal Democrat MP.

As a precautionary measure, many Tories may want to send a signal that their actions are not: fire accelerator Omigron may cause further locks, and some conservatives want to prevent it at all costs. For Johnson, managing an epidemic crisis manager is not easy, especially since he is not likely to relinquish his second role as party crisis manager at any time.

By Friday, Cabinet Secretary Simon Case plans to release the results of the inquiry into the banned parties for Christmas 2020 in Downing Street. With this in mind, the Wednesday edition of the Daily Mirror newspaper, on the front page, appeared with a photo of the “extraordinary” as the paper wrote. So watch out: 24 people at a party in the winter of 2020 lockdown, some holding a glass of wine on camera. The 24 were said to be advisers and members of the Tories.

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