Just under a month ago, Foreign Minister Liz Truss was named Prime Minister of the United Kingdom after beating her Indian-born party colleague and former Economy Minister, Rishi Sunak, in the primary. She thus became the replacement for Boris Johnson at the helm of the country.
“I campaigned as a conservative and I will govern as a conservative,” said Truss who made her banner cut the economy and taxes, which led to numerous controversies and, just a few days ago, she was forced to dismiss the its Minister of Economy, Kwasi Kwarteng.
This controversy could cost Truss his job as many demand his head. YouGov publishes a survey today, chosen by electromania, in which the opinion of the British on Truss is asked. Among conservative voters, the majority want the Prime Minister to leave and 80% also think he is doing him badly or very badly.
But the figure that stands out most is when he is asked who they want to replace it at the head of the government and it is Boris Johnson the favorite to succeed her, with 32% of the votes. Boris, come back!
By the way, in the meantime, the interior minister has resigned Suella Braverman.
