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It was on Tuesday when Boris Johnson and his closest aides realized they had a serious problem. After a quiet weekend, 20 rebel members of Parliament met in 2019 and agreed to submit letters of no confidence in his leadership.
Dan Rosenfeld, the 10th Chief of Staff, called a meeting of Parliamentary Special Secretaries (PPSs) – MPs who serve as assistant ministers. Many of them had won their seats in Johnson’s landslide two years earlier.
What happened next has left Rosenfeld dumbfounded and the prime minister aware that even those on government payroll may not stick to it, if the rebels succeed in forcing a vote of confidence this week.
One by one, the PPSs – the lowest degree of
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