Boris Johnson Back Home. Parliament Back in Session. What Could Go Wrong?
The Brexit deadline is one month away, and Parliament seems no closer to making a decision. This is certainly not helped by the Prime Minister, Boris Johnson. Johnson has been a long time supporter of Brexit, and has not changed position since he became the prime minister. In fact, he has taken a harder line, refusing to back down. In an attempt to gain back control, he suspended Parliament to barrel through an exit from the European Union. However, Britain's highest court ruled that Johnson acted unlawful, and Parliament was forced to reopen. Despite this, Johnson did not seem fazed, determined to go ahead with Brexit despite being told off. He told off Parliament for not allowing a general election, while his opposition waved his court loss in his face. Now the opposition is trying to slowly weaken Johnson through political torture in an attempt to weaken his and force him to break his promise t...