Jacob Rees-Mogg has said the Tory party will look “absurd” if Rishi Sunak is ousted as leader 🔴 Telling pro-Boris Johnson Conservatives that the Prime Minister must be supported into the next general election
Jacob Rees-Mogg has said the Tory party will look “absurd” if Rishi Sunak is ousted as leader, telling pro-Boris Johnson Conservatives that the Prime Minister must be supported into the next general election.
The former Business Secretary, a key ally of Mr Johnson, urged calm within the party over Mr Sunak’s leadership following heavy losses during May’s local elections. He added: “We must not change leader again. We must support Rishi Sunak until the general election otherwise we will be toast… it would look absurd.”
Tory MP Andrea Jenkyns told the conference she thought some of her parliamentary colleagues “[belonged] in the Lib Dems”, and cries of ” Sunak out” were heard from the audience.
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