Britain's former prime minister, Truss, was forced by enormous internal and external pressure to submit his resignation to the new King Charles III because of the wrong tax policy, and her resignation became a rare joke in British political history.
You know, Truss has just been in power for 45 days, and she is the shortest serving prime minister in British history. Sunak, another Conservative politician who competed with him two months ago, took over the prime minister of the United Kingdom directly because there was no rival, but the new prime minister also took over a mess, and some analysts even claimed that he could only be prime minister for six months.
British Labour politicians told the media that the Conservative Party is a rigid mess
On the day Sunak officially took office as British prime minister, a Labour MP bluntly said in an interview with the British media that the political struggle within the Conservative Party is very serious, and the Conservative Party is a mess that has been seriously ossified, and there is a lack of unity within them.
The newly appointed Sunak is only 42 years old, obviously lacking enough political experience, but now the UK is facing a series of problems including economic crisis, inflation crisis, etc., many Britons are doubtful about whether the young new prime minister can lead his country out of trouble, and some even think that Sunak will step down after half a year at most.
And there are also Labour MPs calling for an early election, mainly because according to the report of the British pollster, because the strategy implemented by many Conservative governments has failed, under the leadership of the Conservative Party, the United Kingdom has left the European Union, the internal crisis has become more and more serious, and the economic problems after the outbreak of the new crown epidemic are also difficult to solve, so they are more willing to support the Labour Party as an opposition party. If early parliamentary elections were held now, Labour would gain the status of the ruling party, and Sunak, as the leader of the Conservative Party, would automatically lose the right to form a cabinet.
Large numbers of people took to the streets to call for early elections
According to the British "Economist" report, the petition calling for a snap election has received 870,000 signatures, and when the British polling agency conducted a survey, more than fifty percent of the respondents believed that a snap election should be held, which is enough to prove that the serious political struggle within the Conservative Party has caused widespread dissatisfaction among the British.
A large number of ordinary British people took to the streets to call on the government to change its strategy. Sunak, on the other hand, publicly stated in his parliamentary presence that he refused to hold a new election, but the political pressure on Sunak was so strong that he could not compromise with the possibility of compromise.
The Conservative Party is indeed the oldest and most influential party in British politics, and they have held the highest power in the UK for a long time, but the power of the Conservative Party comes from ordinary Britons, and if the Conservative Party does not do well, it makes sense that they will be ousted even if they are ousted.