GMDC: Beginning Of The End For PM Boris Johnson

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Good Morning DC,

This Monday morning, we lead with an exclusive story written by MP Andrew Bridgen in which he has made a case for the removal of PM Boris Johnson.

We have obtained the internal briefing entitled Party Leadership that has been circulating among the Conservatives who believe that Johnson has lost their trust and the trust of the British people. 

“Those who are still supporting Prime Minister Johnson are starting to sound like the hardcore Corbynites who, for all their love of their leader, could not see the negative feeling towards him outside their echo chambers,” writes Bridgen. 

The vote of no confidence in PM Boris Johnson will take place today after Sir Graham Brady notified the Prime Minister that the threshold of 54 letters to trigger the vote had been met.  

Your top news stories of today are below. 

THE WHITE HOUSE

The Biden Administration will be taking the steps this week to “accelerate domestic clean energy manufacturing and reduce energy costs,” according to the White House. 

This week, Biden will host the Ninth Summit of the Americas in Los Angelos. 

Other than the press briefing with Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre at 2:30 pm today, the White House does not have any other public events scheduled.

DIGITAL ASSETS

New York State Senate passed the bill imposing a 2-year ban on new Bitcoin mining.

FOREIGN AFFAIRS

Russia will expand the list of targets in Ukraine if Western countries send long-range weapons to Kyiv, President Vladimir Putin said.

The UK will also provide long-range rockets to Ukraine following the United States, Defense Secretary Ben Wallace announced.

John Kerry has warned against the use of new coal mines and power plants as an excuse for the war in Ukraine.

And that’s a wrap for this Monday morning, June 6, 2022. Good Morning DC will be back tomorrow to bring you the latest first. 

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