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London — Original British Prime Minister John Major said Boris Johnson would soon be replaced rather than being allowed to remain a caretaker leader because his cabinet could struggle to "detain him." He said he needed to.
Johnson announced his resignation as Prime Minister on Thursday after being abandoned by ministers and many Conservatives who said he was no longer worthy of rule.
Johnson spoke outside the office on Downing Street and announced a "painful" resignation, but he did not pressure him to resign immediately and remained prime minister while the party chose a successor. Insisted that he was going to be.
Major has published a letter stating that Johnson's retention of power for several months is "unwise and may be unsustainable."
The call was repeated by several conservative lawmakers who said this week's actions when Johnson refused to resign should be evacuated before the leadership contest. rice field. This process can take several months.
"The proposal for the Prime Minister to lose support from the Cabinet, government and parliament and stay in office for up to three months is unwise and can be unsustainable," said Major. letter.
"Some people claim that his new cabinet detains him. Just note that his previous cabinet didn't or couldn't."
The decision to resign as Prime Minister marks the end of Roller Coaster's political career, which led him to leave the European Union and lead the Conservative Party to the biggest election victory in 30 years.
This is his anger at the party held at the Downing Street office during the blockade of the corona virus, his anger to invalidate part of the treaty governing the British exit. It follows a three-year scandal, including accusations of violating international law against threats. His treatment of allegations of sexual harassment from the European Union, and more recently, against legislators.
'GO MEANS GO'
Timvale, a professor of politics at Queen Mary University in London, was banished outside the general elections. It will be.
However, Veil lacks trust between Johnson and his parliamentarian (MP) after refusing to resign this week, even after several ministers have told him to resign. He said he was doing it.
"Many lawmakers just don't want to risk saying or doing anything that could further damage the party's reputation during the summer," Veil said. Told.
Conservative parliamentarian Simon Hoa said Johnson's actions meant he lost the right to remain a caretaker leader.
"The minister resigned for the prime minister. The party lost confidence because of the prime minister. It is beyond credibility that Mr Johnson can stay in the office ... he must go. That means going. "
Another conservative legislator said: He is too toxic.
Deputy Prime Minister Dominique Raab will be an appropriate temporary replacement, said the Major and several conservative lawmakers.
A third conservative legislator, if Johnson tried to stay as the caretaker's prime minister, became the prime minister to the executives of the 1922 Commission, an influential group of conservative legislators. He said he would ask me to go now.
Opposition Labor Party member Chris Bryant said Britain needs an established government to address two challenges: the cost of living crisis and the war in Ukraine.
Brian said, for example, that the caretaker government would not be able to deploy troops. "The caretaker government can't do that. It simply can't, the rules prohibit them from doing it. So thank you. Have a proper government right away." (Andrew MacAskill) Report by Elizabeth Piper and William James, edited by Mark Heinrich and Andrew Heavens)