Boris Johnson's absurd life to man expected to become Britain's new prime minister

Boris Johnson has the best chance of becoming the new prime minister of Great Britain, replacing Theresa Mayin. On Wednesday, it said it would resign once parliament approves a Brex agreement.

Boris Johnson is former president of London, and has led the campaign for Britain to leave the European Union, Periscope translates.

Although Johnson had been the favourite to assume the post of prime minister after David Cameroni, he took May and made the first secretary of foreign affairs. In 2018, however, he had resigned.

Johnson has a character of clownism, but has been a prominent figure in British politics for a while.

Boris Johnson had worked for The Times, then The Daily Telegraph, where he had been correspondents from Brussels.

Then he was editor of The Spectator in 1999.

While a member of parliament and editor of The Spectator in 2003, he had declared that the city of Liverpool was covered with the status of the victim.

Despite successive gafes, people loved Boris. These informal incidents made him appear more authentic than normal politicians.

In 2004, Johnson had lied about having had an extramarital relative, and the Conservator leader had fired him as minister of the arts.

In 2012, as part of a promotional event for the 2012 London Olympics, Boris had remained hanging on a chain thread.

Its popularity is too high, regularly defeated by other British politicians. A 2014 survey showed that he was 13 percent more popular than former Prime Minister David Cameron.

When American President Barack Obama encouraged Britain to stay in the EU, Boris had called it “partially Kenyan” with hypocritical attitudes.

Johnson was not such an effective diplomat, constantly making gaffes and abusive remarks. In October 2017, for example, he mocked, saying Libya could become young Dubai if it removes the dead “bons” initially. /Periscopi