Ukraine could have saved Boris Johnson – but he blew it with litany of blunders, says Tory kingmaker --[Reported by Umva mag]

BORIS Johnson may have survived Partygate had he not bungled later on, a Tory powerbroker claims. Lord Graham Brady — who ran the backbench 1922 Committee for 14 years — revealed letters of no confidence from Conservative MPs were withdrawn in February 2022 when Putin invaded Ukraine. EPALetters of no confidence from Conservative MPs were withdrawn in February 2022 when Putin invaded Ukraine – giving Boris Johnson the chance to survive[/caption] The SunPromoting his book Kingmaker, Lord Graham Brady said Partygate was ‘simmering down’ but it was Johnson’s later errors that ended his premiership[/caption] The SunLord Graham was appearing on The Sun’s Never Mind The Ballots with Harry Cole[/caption] At the time BoJo was facing lockdown-breaking allegations — but his stalwart efforts during the war won over some critics. Lord Brady said MPs were telling him: “We have a war in Europe, the PM is quite right to be standing up to Ukraine and he’s very vocal in that we should stand together.” Promoting his book Kingmaker, Lord Brady said Partygate was “simmering down” but it was Johnson’s later errors that ended his premiership — when it emerged he had been briefed in 2019 about complaints over Chris Pincher‘s groping scandal. Ex-PM BoJo is preparing to upend this week’s Tory conference with his own bombshell memoir Unleashed. Brady said: “My sense was the so-called Partygate allegations had made some people very angry. But it was as though the whole thing was starting to simmer down. “It was his handling of the Pincher affair that brought him down.” Brady said Johnson did not realise the game was up until “right to the end”. “They were bound to change the rules to allow another confidence vote to happen, which he would lose.”

BORIS Johnson may have survived Partygate had he not bungled later on, a Tory powerbroker claims.

Lord Graham Brady — who ran the backbench 1922 Committee for 14 years — revealed letters of no confidence from Conservative MPs were withdrawn in February 2022 when Putin invaded Ukraine.

EPA

Letters of no confidence from Conservative MPs were withdrawn in February 2022 when Putin invaded Ukraine – giving Boris Johnson the chance to survive[/caption]

The Sun

Promoting his book Kingmaker, Lord Graham Brady said Partygate was ‘simmering down’ but it was Johnson’s later errors that ended his premiership[/caption]

The Sun

Lord Graham was appearing on The Sun’s Never Mind The Ballots with Harry Cole[/caption]

At the time BoJo was facing lockdown-breaking allegations — but his stalwart efforts during the war won over some critics.

Lord Brady said MPs were telling him: “We have a war in Europe, the PM is quite right to be standing up to Ukraine and he’s very vocal in that we should stand together.”

Promoting his book Kingmaker, Lord Brady said Partygate was “simmering down” but it was Johnson’s later errors that ended his premiership — when it emerged he had been briefed in 2019 about complaints over Chris Pincher‘s groping scandal.

Ex-PM BoJo is preparing to upend this week’s Tory conference with his own bombshell memoir Unleashed.

Brady said: “My sense was the so-called Partygate allegations had made some people very angry.

But it was as though the whole thing was starting to simmer down.

“It was his handling of the Pincher affair that brought him down.”

Brady said Johnson did not realise the game was up until “right to the end”.

“They were bound to change the rules to allow another confidence vote to happen, which he would lose.”

The following news has been carefully analyzed, curated, and compiled by Umva Mag from a diverse range of people, sources, and reputable platforms. Our editorial team strives to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the information we provide. By combining insights from multiple perspectives, we aim to offer a well-rounded and comprehensive understanding of the events and stories that shape our world. Umva Mag values transparency, accountability, and journalistic integrity, ensuring that each piece of content is delivered with the utmost professionalism.

Related Posts

Britain must quit the ECHR as a matter of ‘leave or die...

Oct 4, 2024

Absentee voting kicks off in Maine --[Reported by Umva ...

Oct 6, 2024

War Room Guest Host Ben Harnwell on JD Vance’s Overwhel...

Oct 2, 2024