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Johnson Plans Legislation to Override Parts of Brexit Deal
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June 8, 2022
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0:25Now PlayingBoris Johnson just suffered the most significant setback of his UK premiership when he barely survived a no-confidence vote from his own Conservative Party, but his plans to challenge the EU on post-Brexit rules remain undimmed.
Despite questions about whether he would be forced to abandon some of his more controversial policies, Johnson pledged to “bash on,” arguing that the vote was “decisive” and confirmed his mandate to lead the party. His draft bill to rip up parts of the Brexit deal could be presented to the House of Commons as soon as tomorrow, though the timing may slip.
A delay beyond that would bolster the impression that he’s weak. Read more about Johnson’s political calculations here.
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