As the weather gets colder, British Isles will usher in a cold winter. However, the British face the reality of lack of energy and electricity supply and soaring prices. What makes the British even more desperate is that they have a government that is more worrying than the cold winter.
Tras's Prime Minister's fate is worrying
According to media reports, the latest report released by the British poll company "YouGov" shows that Prime Minister Tras' approval rating has dropped to an incredible 10%, and the opposition rate has reached an astonishing 80%. At least 55% of Conservative voters hope that Tras will resign as soon as possible; even the United States' understanding king, the current sleeping king, and even the former British Prime Minister Johnson have not achieved such "achievement", which is not an exaggeration to describe it as "disliked by thousands of people".
Tras has come to this point, of course because of her low ruling ability. Some time ago, she ignored the severe warnings from all walks of life and insisted on implementing the so-called "mini budget" plan, which almost pushed the British economy to the brink of collapse. In a week, it caused about US$500 billion in the UK financial market and almost completely destroyed the UK. Just as the British economic situation deteriorated, the inflation rate could not be suppressed, and the energy crisis was difficult to alleviate, and the people were worried about the cost of living, Trass made another statement: In the smallest terms, as the leader of the Conservative Party, the support rate of the competitor Labour Party was greatly exceeded by 230 percentage points; in the bigotry, it was to stab the already weak British Empire and stab the waist.
British economy was hit by Trass
It is also because of this that from the people to the media, from the Conservatives to Labor , countless people have made a voice "Trass stepped down." However, what made everyone even more angry was that Tras not only refused to step down, but also praised himself.
A few days ago, under the pressure of criticism from all parties, Tras came forward to be interviewed by the BBC (BBC), admitting the mistakes she made in the "mini budget" plan, and apologizing to the people; but she also insisted that she would not resign and would lead the Conservative Party until the next general election.
Why is she so persistent? In Tras' own words, she said the sentence "I am a fighter, not a vain renouncer" twice, and she still wanted to dress herself up as Thatcher's image of Iron Lady; but the question is, she wants to continue to lead the Conservative Party, will the Conservative Party continue to be the leader?
In fact, Tras's biggest resignation pressure is the Conservative Party . After all, the Labor Party and the people want to drive her away, at least until the next British general election, but the Conservative Party is already desperately looking for alternative candidates. But there is also a question here: Who is the most suitable to replace Tras?
In the investigation report released by the "YouGov" ", former Chancellor Sunak had a 23% approval rating and Secretary of Defense Wallace had a 10% approval rating. But the problem is that Sunak is an Indian descent and Wallace has no intention of career; but there is one person above these two, that is former Prime Minister Johnson; yes, compared with Trass, Johnson actually seems not that bad, so it is not impossible to invite him back.
Is Johnson really capable? Not necessarily, the mess in Britain is actually caused by Johnson, and Trass just made it worse; is Johnson reliable? Not necessarily. His enthusiasm for parties (party) is much greater than his enthusiasm for governing the country. Even if the queen's husband Prince Philip never forgets to hold a party before the funeral; even such a former prime minister has become a hot commodity now, we can only sigh "There is no one to bring you!" A country with hundreds of years of modern civilization can't find a qualified politician. Oxford University and London School of Political Science and Economics have been scrambling for the past few years? Or the fashionable saying: What about this country? Fixed body question!
Johnson: Do I have to do it?
Some netizens joked that "Tras could not step down before Su Weiai's independence"; Tras herself also wanted to avoid becoming the shortest-lived prime minister in British history, but this required her to hold on for another 70 days, but can the UK still leave her for so long?
