So! Britain has voted leave and Cameron has sworn he would abdicate. Now the race is on for a new Prime Minister!
This CNN Article is a decent primer on who is (and isn't) throwing their hat in the ring. I'd like to hear some British thoughts on this. Who do you think will win? Who do you think would be best?
Here are the most apparent options:
Boris Johnson defied predictions and hopes by saying he will not seek the nomination.
Michael Gove, the current Justice Secretary, is seeking the Johnson mantle as the hardcore Brexit campaigner and Brexit implementer in Chief.
Theresa May is considered the odds on favorite. The Home Secretary supported Remain, but now claims "Brexit means Brexit..."
Stephen Crabb has already been praised in this forum. He is Work and Pensions Secretary (sounds like an awful job) and also supported Remain, but claims the government must play with the hand it has been dealt.
Liam Fox, MP and former Defense Secretary, supported Leave.
Andrea Leadsom is the Minister of State for Energy. She seems like a hardcore Brexit advocate though not as influential as Mr. Gove.
This CNN Article is a decent primer on who is (and isn't) throwing their hat in the ring. I'd like to hear some British thoughts on this. Who do you think will win? Who do you think would be best?
Here are the most apparent options:
Boris Johnson defied predictions and hopes by saying he will not seek the nomination.
Michael Gove, the current Justice Secretary, is seeking the Johnson mantle as the hardcore Brexit campaigner and Brexit implementer in Chief.
Theresa May is considered the odds on favorite. The Home Secretary supported Remain, but now claims "Brexit means Brexit..."
Stephen Crabb has already been praised in this forum. He is Work and Pensions Secretary (sounds like an awful job) and also supported Remain, but claims the government must play with the hand it has been dealt.
Liam Fox, MP and former Defense Secretary, supported Leave.
Andrea Leadsom is the Minister of State for Energy. She seems like a hardcore Brexit advocate though not as influential as Mr. Gove.