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A few political words such as analysis, such as the last words of Boris Johnson, have been analyzed like the Prime Minister of the House of Commons.
“The task has been completed largely – at the present time,” then told the then Conservative Party leader the deputies on the day when Downing Street left, before adding: “Hasta La Vista, Habibi.”
The craft translation of that Spanish phrase, which Arnold Schwarzenegger is famous for in “Terminator 2: Dender Day”, is “I see you later.”
What does Johnson mean, many political commentators thought. Was it a usually farewell, or was he noticed that he would one day return to No. 10?
It seems that the last question was answered negatively when, in 2023, he resigned greatly from the Conservative Party deputy after the General Futures Committee condemned him to lie to Parliament on the party’s scandal.
However, the hint of the future of a return to the green seats said: “It is very sad that Parliament leave, at least now …”
With the Conservative Party, the fourth in opinion polls, and Kimi Badnouch’s conflicts as a continuous governor leader, rumors revolve again in Westminster that Johnson is looking to return so that he can revive his party’s fortunes.
The former Prime Minister did nothing to calm such speculation by conducting interference in the title on Monday condemning the Kiir Starmer deal with the European Union.
Starmer, Johnson, was just “GIMP Manacled Manacled from Brussels”.
His remarks were put in place by the press that supports the Conservative Party, which found a lower space to report Badnouch’s reaction, more toxic, on the Prime Minister’s deal.
Tim Montgomery, the former conservative party that defected to the United Kingdom last year, then put more rabbits when Times told Radio that Johnson was on the maneuvers.
He said: “A large monster of the forest, Boris Johnson, is definitely in the march. He always wanted to return, but it is in more advanced stages than most of us have realized so far.”
His supporters believe that Johnson is the only man who can take over and defeat Nigel Faraj’s reform, allowing the party after that to shoot Care Starmer and workers.
HuffPost UK takes the temperature of the Supreme Conservative Party characters to measure whether there is any appetite for Johnson’s return.
One of the veteran deputy said: “He went. He blew it up. Unlike Churchill, he will not return.
“Even his videos now look Passe. Boris is the past, not the future, no matter how long he hopes or he might want to rotate.”
Johnson’s supporters were moved through the latest polling before More common denominators Al -Khanj, who suggested that they preserve the leadership of opinion polls if Johnson is a leader again.
Also prevailing speculation in Westminster that some conservative deputies will be ready to give up their seats to allow Johnson to run for parliament again.
One of Johnson’s friend told HuffPost UK that the main stumbling block to his return is his relationship with his former colleagues.
Al-Siddiq said: “It is clear that there is a Boris-shaped hole in the heart of British policy-and we need a person with his energy, passion and true belief in the future of Britain.”
“If we have a presidential system in this country, it will be much easier to see, but the only way to return to it is through the Conservative Party, and it was a very bad relationship in the end.”
“He went. He blew it up. Unlike Churchill, he will not return.”
It is easy to forget the circumstances in which Johnson found himself forced to evacuate No. 10 after less than three years of the leadership of the conservatives to a majority of 80 seats.
The final straw of Partygate was subjected to the scandal surrounding the Bencher, former Vice President of Tory, who was accused of sexual harassment.
Dozens of Johnson’s ministers resigned in protest, forcing him to fall on his sword.
Johnson’s ally said: “They moved it, and since this is the only way for him, I don’t think there is any possibility to do this,” Johnson’s ally said. “It was a very bruising experience for him.”
He added: “Can Boris return? Yes, certainly. Many Conservative Party deputies will present their seat for him if he is allowed to know that he wants to return, but if he is thinking about it, he realized that this means that he will lead to the leadership of the parliamentary party that he brought out, and I am not sure that he has witnesses for that.”
But the other conservative Party was refusing to the possibility of Johnson’s return.
She said: “In a crowded field of former non -relevant deputies, it should be largely at the top.” “The country has changed and continued with it and anyone who believes they have a safe seat these days needs to be given vibration.”
Johnson has the second highest classification in favor of any politician in the United Kingdom, by 26 %. He was beaten by Nigel Faraj, which is 31 %.
However, more than half of the audience – 52 % – have an unfavorable vision, which indicates the extent of its division with the voters.
“While Boris Johnson still has his fans, there are signs that he may not be the weapon that holds the election.
Also, in practice, he will need any return for him to deal with Partygate and immigration numbers under his watch.
“However, if the Conservative Party continues to struggle, you will not be surprised if some of the Conservative Party deputies take a good look at him anyway.”
It is difficult to avoid concluding that if Boris Johnson is the answer to the problems of conservatives, then the party is in a worse position than anyone imagined.
