#特拉斯将成为新一任英国首相 #
On September 5, the results of the British Conservative Party's leadership competition were announced, and the current British Foreign Secretary Elizabeth Traus won, and will become the new Prime Minister of the United Kingdom after the official appointment of the Queen of the United Kingdom on the 6th. Who is Terrass?
Can she take LinkedIn country out of its current predicament? There are currently at least four labels on Traus, one is the upcoming third female prime minister of the United Kingdom, the second is the 15th prime minister of the British Queen, the third is the title of "political chameleon" by some foreign media, and the fourth is the imitator of former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.
The first two labels are factual descriptions, and the last two identity labels that are worth playing with are interesting. The reason why foreign media call it a "chameleon in the political arena" is mainly based on two landmark events, one is the change in his political attitude when he was young, and the other is the change in his attitude towards Brexit after becoming a member of the British cabinet.
Specifically, when she was studying at Oxford at the time, she firmly believed that the constitutional monarchy was inappropriate and advocated that there was no natural ruler, which was quite similar to our Chinese position, but as her political process accelerated, embracing constitutional monarchy became her position.
As far as Brexit is concerned, she was a staunch Remainer before Brexit, and after Brexit, she emphasized the benefits of Brexit. Of course, the title of "political chameleon" has more than two origins. As for her imitators of Thatcher, it is mainly her imitation of Margaret Thatcher in political behavior and physical appearance, which may indicate that the pursuit of the dream of prime minister has long been an important plan for her life.
Intriguingly, being able to become the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom this time is an important reason for his firm determination to abandon the outgoing Johnson. At the same time, the current dilemma facing the United Kingdom is simply the most difficult situation after Thatcher, to borrow the words of relevant foreign media. Combined with the latest news on the 5th, India's GDP surpassed the United Kingdom to become the fifth in the world and the United Kingdom became a "small six", and the Situation of the United Kingdom is slightly embarrassing.
Faced with the most difficult dilemma after Thatcher, can Terrass break the game? I reckon a lot of people are pessimistic about this issue, and unfortunately I'm also one of those pessimists. As for the reasons, just one, the UK needs a more stable leadership center to get out of the current predicament, and whether the current new British prime minister can be stable is full of huge question marks, not to mention solving medium- and long-term problems. Of course, there are many influencing factors, such as the unfavorable effect of the system itself on the new prime minister, the eagerness of other forces in the party to move, the pressure of the general election outside the party, and so on. Therefore, whether Terrass is a beacon of hope for Britain is difficult to give an optimistic answer.
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