The British Prime Minister, Mr. Boris Johnson, has more issues to contend with as he confronts another wave of unhappy Brits, even among his own Conservative Party. Two members of his Cabinet resigned yesterday at the same time, submitting resignation letters with similar content. The crux of the letters: "I cannot continue to serve a government with leadership that strains my moral and ethical sensibilities. The man, Johnson, is without a moral compass."
So, the uphill climb begins again. Many doubt that he will accomplish his goal of remaining in power until the next vote of confidence in 10 months. Poor Bo JO: he has it all, but he can't keep it. He himself gets in the way. The Labor Government smells blood in the water and will do all to remove this bloviating charlatan who hoodwinked the British people into Brexit. As the British Pound slips closer to the dollar in value- close to the record low of $1.05, the British economy is staggering under inflation, unemployment, Covid, and voter dissatisfaction. What's a PM to do? the pundits don't think he's up to the task; many would agree. After the revelations about unauthorized parties at No. 10, Downing Street, he has had great difficulty raising his appeal to the electorate and to Parliament. His days are numbered.
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