U.K.'s Johnson Has Rough Start to Election Campaign

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by the Prime Minister, including controversial comments by Jacob Rees-Mogg and a ministerial resignation. Despite these issues, Boris Johnson is leading in the polls and is focusing on Parliament and Jeremy Corbyn, whom he criticized in an op-ed. The current political scenario is contrasted with the 2017 election, highlighting Johnson's charisma compared to Theresa May's perceived lack of it. The political landscape is complex, with potential tactical voting and public fatigue over Brexit negotiations.

What were some of the challenges faced by the Prime Minister at the start of his term?

How did Boris Johnson's approach to the election differ from Theresa May's in 2017?

What was the public's sentiment towards Brexit negotiations as mentioned in the text?

In what ways did Jeremy Corbyn's public perception change from 2017 to the current context?

What implications does tactical voting have for the upcoming elections according to the discussion?