Boris Johnson will fire up the charm in an attempt to push his Brexit deal through the U.K. parliament
Johnson made them a direct and public appeal during his press conference, hinting that sweeteners they have been demanding — on environmental protections and workers’ rights — could be within their grasp if they back him on Saturday.
The manifesto list was a reminder that the prime minister wants a general election soon. If he loses the vote in the Commons on Saturday, and the parliamentary arithmetic makes it likely he will, he will be forced to trigger a Brexit delay and will likely launch another push for an election.
A Brexit Party official confirmed that if the Conservatives adopted the new deal as policy, Farage’s offer of a Conservative/Brexit Party pact at the next election would be dead.Downing Street remains confident the clarity of their message could still win the day in an election. “It gives us all the more reason to have one very clear message,” the first official said. “The polling reflects that the clearer we are in our mission the more likely we are to win the support of the public.”
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