Boris Johnson Attacks May’s ‘Dithering’ Over Brexit
- Former foreign secretary Johnson criticizes ‘miserable’ plan
- Ultimately though, the potential rival didn’t plant the knife
Boris Johnson gives a statement to the House of Commons in London on July 18.
Photographer: Press Association via AP Photo
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Boris Johnson, the former foreign secretary, attacked Prime Minister Theresa May’s “dithering” over Brexit negotiation, dismissing her plan as “enforced vassalage” as the U.K. remains under some European Union rules.