Chronology of the decline of British conservatives in the last 5 years

According to the report of the international group Tasnim news agency, “S. R.F.” In an article about the deterioration of the path of British conservatives, especially in the last 5 years, Switzerland wrote: About five years ago, British conservatives never in their dreams expected such a thing.

After Last election, on 12 December 2019, the BBC served the party a decisive victory for breakfast. Boris Johnson himself, with the slogan “take back control” and the promise of the final implementation of Brexit, won the votes of Britons who had previously voted for the Labor Party.

Johnson’s voters at the time were marginalized residents of northern England who had long lost control of their daily lives and were deeply disillusioned with previous policies.

The issue At that time, Brexit had deeply divided the country, parliament and even families, and the British wanted an end to this drama, and Boris Johnson kept his promise: on New Year’s Eve 2019, Britain, after 47 years of membership, officially left the European Union.

Nigel Farage, the founder of the Brexit Party, promised his supporters the beginning of a new era, which was freedom from the restrictions of Brussels and announced Kurd: We will find our place in the world.

This article continues: But this joy did not last long, two days later, the first confirmed case of Covid-19 It was discovered in Britain, and in March, Johnson announced the legendary restrictive orders to the public, urging citizens: stay at home and do not go to the office, and of course that included parties in your office.

A year later, Johnson was fined by police for breaching his Downing Street quarantine rules, and the Partygate scandal led to his resignation. In his farewell speech, Johnson said: “I have completed my mission like one of these rocket boosters.” I will now slowly fade from the sky and fall somewhere far away in the Pacific Ocean.

This continues: But what happened next was a It was not a revival, but another fall. His successor, Liz Truss, brought the British economy to the brink of collapse in 21 days with a risky tax policy based on massive debt. After 47 days, the Conservatives pulled the emergency brake and Liz Truss was forced to resign.

She was followed by Prime Minister number three. 190,000 Conservative Party members elected Rishi Sonak, former Chancellor of the Exchequer, to succeed Liz Truss. He said at that time: It is the greatest privilege of my life to serve the party I love and the country I owe a lot to.

This economist did not have the charm of Johnson But he was aware of his scandals. He seriously tried to repair the damage of his predecessors and promised five things to the British people: economic growth, reduction of waiting time in the healthcare system, reduction of inflation by half, reduction of debt and excessive immigration.

But very few of these promises have been fulfilled. The British don’t listen to him anymore. According to the polls, the ruling party has a historically bad situation. “Take back control” has become a gradual loss of control for the ruling party, with Sunak finally saying on Wednesday that Britain should hold an election on July 4.

That’s why Rishi Sunak pulled the emergency brake and chose a forward strategy. He announced: “Today I asked the Shah for permission to dissolve the parliament.” The word ended with rain.

In this way, the British Prime Minister announced a new date for holding early parliamentary elections in this country, that the conservative ruling party is in a good position in It does not have polls.

Rishi Sunak a few days ago ended the speculations about the date of the national competition in this country and announced that this competition will be held on July 4.

Two months ago, there were speculations about the possibility of holding general elections in England, before the summer vacation of the parliament, but after the heavy defeat of the ruling conservative party in the recent city council elections. And losing more than 500 seats in different cities, the fever of speculation subsided for a while.

Thus, the conservative party is not in a good situation on the eve of the parliamentary elections. British Conservatives are losing one election campaign after another. Recently, a conservative representative of Northern Ireland has turned his back on this party and joined the opposition shortly before the election. Conservative members of the British Parliament have announced that they will no longer participate in the general election, which is scheduled to be held on July 4. “Michael Gove”, who is the housing minister and a member of the cabinet of “Rishi Sonak”, the prime minister of this country, announced last Friday that he will not be a candidate for the next election.

Previously, “John Redwood” and Greg Clark, MPs and former ministers, announced that they will no longer participate in the elections.

A total of 77 Conservative MPs have announced their withdrawal from the British Parliament before, more than before Labor politician Tony Blair’s landslide victory in 1997, when 72 Conservative MPs did the same.

Theresa May, the former prime minister and Nadim Zahavi, the former leader of the British Conservative Party, have also said that they will not participate in the elections.

However, the British Prime Minister announced July 4 as the date of the general election. Parties can nominate their candidates until June 7. The British Parliament has a total of 650 members. The Conservatives have held a majority here for around 14 years, but that could change in the current climate, with the Conservatives currently far behind Labor in the polls.

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