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British Defense Minister Ben Wallace is well-liked by many in the Conservative Party and even non-supporters for his steadfast role during the war in Ukraine. But there’s a big catch: Wallace has said he doesn’t want the job. https://t.co/pPDt6o9trL https://t.co/wtQITx7Bkg — PolitiTweet.org

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Another possibility favored by centrist members of the Conservative Party is Penny Mordaunt, leader of the House of Commons. She drew attention this week as she was left to defend the government’s U-turns in Parliament when Truss apparently could not. https://t.co/pPDt6oqwtL https://t.co/v4eVo6byq1 — PolitiTweet.org

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Boris Johnson’s last day in office was just 44 days ago, but rumors are already swirling in the British press that he could make a return. Despite the scandals that brought him down, he remains popular with Conservative Party members, according to polls. https://t.co/pPDt6o9trL https://t.co/BYnbfDfANN — PolitiTweet.org

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