Interpretation!Johnson announced his resignation and suffered "huge shame", what would happen afterwards?

The beginning of this article is Bolton, a commentator of the British Sky News Network. Bolton said Johnson did not use the saying "I resigned" in his speech, but he was obviously leaving. Johnson said in his speech, "I appointed the new cabinet today. Before the new leader was in place, I will continue to fulfill my duties," Johnson also said, "The 1922 Committee of the Conservative Party will announce the timetable next week."

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In this regard, Bolton analyzed, "In this way, there may be a situation. Through the election of two candidates and voting the final candidate by the Conservative Party, Johnson may actually have a long detention period." Bolton said that "Of course, there is another situation, that is, to hand over the ball to the committee, the committee selects a candidate, and the position of Johnson can be effectively replaced by the end of this month. Very short transition period. "

Johnson delivered a national speech outside 10 Tangning Street

In addition, according to the British Guardian, several conservative members have expressed dissatisfaction with Johnson's resignation. "Guardian" reporter Alegelet said that "multiple conservative members were furious by Johnson's resignation." These people told him that Johnson's speech was "not humble, so as to be disgusted"; "absurd, there is no self -reflection at all"; "did not show any feelings for the Conservative Party, and they were not loyal to the Conservative Party."

The Broadcasting Corporation published a comment on the media political reporter Ian Watson on the website. Watson said Johnson's speech was short, but his departure would not necessarily be very fast. Watson believes that Johnson wants to let history know that his resignation is a colleague's fault, not his own fault.

BBC reporter Ian Watson comment

Watson said that Johnson will continue to stay as the Prime Minister until the Conservative party chose new leaders, but some Conservative MPs hope to speed up their progress and let Johnson leave the Prime Minister earlier. Comments said that, given that the new cabinet minister has been appointed, Johnson does not seem to rush to leave, and he hopes that the heritage will not be covered by the chaos in the past few days.

"Johnson has resigned, who will take over him?" Reuters analyzed a number of potential candidates who replaced Prime Minister Johnson's position. The darling of the Conservative Grass -roots class is often ranked first in the public opinion survey of the Conservative Party. In addition, she also has a carefully shaped public image.

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Reuters said that in addition to Trasse, there are former Foreign Minister Jerry Hunter, who defeated Johnson in the 2019 election, the current British Defense Minister Ben Wallace, and the announcement of the resignation on the 5th The Minister of Finance Sunak, the Minister of Sanitation, Javid, and the newly appointed Financial Minister Zahawi are potential candidates who have replaced Prime Minister Johnson's position.

According to Agence France -Presse, British Prime Minister Johnson delivered a national speech on the 7th, announcing his resignation of the British Conservative Party. Sky News Network said that in his speech, Johnson said that the conservative party's willingness is already clear, and now a new party leads to lead the party and becomes the British Prime Minister. "I have discussed with Chairman Graham Bredi, and the process of choosing a new leader has begun now, and the specific timetable will be announced next week," said Johnson.

Johnson delivered a national speech outside 10 Tangning Street

Johnson also mentioned that he was proud of his government completing Brexit and resolving the relationship between Britain and the European continent. Johnson also affirmed his government's approach in response to the epidemic and dealing with the Russian and Ukraine conflict. Johnson also said in his speech that he said that Britain's support for the Ukraine people will continue.

In his speech, Johnson officially announced his resignation from the head of the British Conservative Party, but he will still stay as Prime Minister until the ruling party's conservative party chose the new party as the new prime minister.

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