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but that plan has been shot down by another senior conservative writing also in the times that the earlier comments you are referring to come from lord william hague writing as well that what they are concerned about here is this flip-flop of policies if you like. the government here in downing street has introduced the last couple years the highest rate of taxation since the second world war, ostensibly to pay for the increased costs of the health care system after the pandemic but now boris johnson might say that what we need to do is cut taxes for business, cut taxes for ordinary people. and you ve got concerns that that might be two populist a policy that could swing the pendulum between left and right about whether or not the government should be taxing so much or spending so much. and it might just be something that in the short time could keep boris johnson in office but in the long time won t necessarily convince his mps. they have also got two bi-elections coming up, and tha
now on the record as saying that he is unfit to govern. so he s not out of the woods yet. under the rules, technically, the conservative party can t have another vote of no confidence like this, for another 12 months. but you know, rules can be changed. and there s some, you know, there s some tough times ahead, with the economy, and the upcoming bi-elections that don t look good for the conservative party, so i mean boris johnson is, he won, yes, he fights, he lives to fight another day, but there s still some tough times for him. certainly. you mentioned it there, very well, about how he comes out of this alive, wounded politically. do you have a sense of the path where he could win back support from some of the members of his own party? or do you think this is in a way the beginning of the end for
for boris to go if that s what the mps want? the truth is it s not absolutely cut and dried that he has to lose the vote to go. if it s a clear rejection by enough members of the conservative party, he would be very seriously weakened. having said which, i suspect that the luck of boris johnson is still out there that this vote is actually a bit early for the rebels to really get rid of him now because he s got two potentially very damaging local bi-elections looming in a couple of weeks time. and if he loses those very badly, it might have been toast for him. actually, he s going to get this vote over and done with today and he might just get away with it, but he ll be damaged. that s the danger. so for him to either win or