Boris returns the back door and inflicts heavy damage on the Tories

It hasn’t even been seven months since the Conservatives showed the exit door to Boris Johnson He put two prime ministers in his place and it seems that the “hard” Boris is trying to make a comeback.

It is possible that the large base of conservatives today will declare that they would prefer to trust him Rishi Sunak rather than go back to Johnson again, but a large portion of the party’s electoral base is not the executives who today, If he could, he’d have him at 10 Downing Street again. Johnson, according to political analysts in Britain, is preparing with a few very reliable people to react to what the Sunak government announced on Friday, regarding the British European agreement on Britain’s exit from the European Union. Information from the government says that the former confidant of Boris Johnson and the current prime minister of the country has no objection to reopen dialogue with Europe, Especially for Northern Ireland’s separation from the agreement. It seems that Britain, with its economy in great crisis and the cost of living of its citizens essentially doubling due to the massive increase in energy prices, has begun to seriously consider the possibility of changing the Brexit agreement with the European Union. The article on Northern Ireland states that, in theory, a border could be drawn between the Republic of Ireland, a member of the European Union, and Northern Ireland, which left the union with Britain. In this case, the pressure on the British economy will intensify and the “buried” tension that has suffered unbearably on the island and claimed more than 3,500 lives will intensify.

In this contextThe Sunak government plans to propose amendments, pending conditions across Europe, in response from the union Which would give him even a small margin to control developments at home. Johnson’s team maintains, through leaks of the moment, that the agreement the former prime minister signed with Europe is the best they can get and that they should under no circumstances, just two years after Brexit, to open a new dialogue Because this would show that the country needs. In this context, there is a serious possibility that, starting next week, Boris Johnson will begin to publicly question Sunak’s decisions, regardless of the decline in the Conservative Party polls.

If this scenario is confirmed, political analysts indicate that Johnson may have a chance of returning even at the end of the government cycle. Whatever the case, if that happens, the same analysts also see Starmer’s party winning record numbers in the upcoming elections. Boris Johnson has proven that ultimately the common good is his own, so he likely wouldn’t care about the future of his party if he didn’t decide for himself.