Boris Johnson “doesn’t have much interest in the Conservative Party unless he’s leading it” 🔴 Boris Johnson’s seismic decision to quit as an MP ahead of a report claiming he misled Parliament has sparked a fresh civil war within the Conservative Party
ahead of a report claiming he misled Parliament has sparked a fresh civil war within the Conservative Party.
He agreed with Mr Johnson’s claims that his removal “is about Brexit”, claiming that he was being “punished for that more than anything” “My problem with Boris is if you know people are out to get you don’t give them the ammunition to do so. And Boris didn’t change and he didn’t see these people relentlessly attacking him for so because he thought that he could survive,” he toldWill Walden, who served as press secretary under Mr Johnson, said his lengthy statement was “very Trumpian” and “deeply misleading”.
Former Tory MP David Mellor, who served as Chief Secretary to the Treasury under John Major, said Friday will be remembered as “the evening that the Conservative Party threw away the next election”.that Mr Johnson “doesn’t have much interest in the Conservative Party unless he’s leading it” and that the party has “just washed themselves down the sluice”.
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