from our reporter
London – Boris Johnson One step away from getting kicked out.

Tonight the Conservative parliamentary group will vote Trust the Prime Minister: If a majority plus 1 of its deputies votes against, Boris will have to resign (He will remain in office temporarily until a successor is chosen, which could take several weeks.)

The dramatic turning point came after the required quorum (54, 15% of the parliamentary group) was completed from the speeches of deputies in favor of a vote of confidence. It is possible that the goal has already been reached in recent days, but we wanted to wait for it The Queen’s Jubilee Celebrations End before proceeding to kill the king.

Boris and his people are confident Who will succeed in winning the final count, but it counts secret ballot where anything is possible. Discontent among conservatives has now grown like a raging river.

Johnson pays mostly Partygate scandal
Downing Street concerts against lockdown regulations. He was hoping to have put the matter behind him, but in fact Public opinion has already passed its verdict: the prime minister is a liar who has lost all credibility.

And the whistles that greeted him last Friday at St Paul’s Cathedral, at the Queen’s Mass, set the voter’s thermometer.

For the Conservatives, Johnson has always been a convenient leader, not out of conviction: a charismatic figure who can win elections, but no more. If you turned for the ace in the hole into a ball and chain, capable of dragging the party to ruin and discredit, they would not hesitate to throw it away. We’ll know tonight.