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'''[[File:BoJo.png]] BoJoism''' is the ideology, doctrine and practice of former United Kingdom Prime Minister Boris Johnson. | '''[[File:BoJo.png]] BoJoism''' is the ideology, doctrine and practice of former United Kingdom Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who was in charge of the country from 2019 until his resignation following the Chris Pincher scandal in 2022. He was succeeded by Liz Truss. Before serving as Prime Minister, Johnson had served as Mayor of London from 2008 to 2016. During this time, he campaigned heavily for the British exit from the European Union, becoming the leading face of the Conservative party's "Leave" faction. Upon Cameron's resignation, Boris was set to become party leader until Michael Gove split the tory vote, leading to Theresa May taking charge. After a disastrous 2017 Snap election result that led to May resigning, Boris took charge in early 2019, the year of a general election, which he promptly won. Boris was infamous for his handling of the Coronavirus pandemic, and many Brits blame him for his inaction during the early months of the outbreak. | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:24, 22 April 2024
BoJoism is the ideology, doctrine and practice of former United Kingdom Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who was in charge of the country from 2019 until his resignation following the Chris Pincher scandal in 2022. He was succeeded by Liz Truss. Before serving as Prime Minister, Johnson had served as Mayor of London from 2008 to 2016. During this time, he campaigned heavily for the British exit from the European Union, becoming the leading face of the Conservative party's "Leave" faction. Upon Cameron's resignation, Boris was set to become party leader until Michael Gove split the tory vote, leading to Theresa May taking charge. After a disastrous 2017 Snap election result that led to May resigning, Boris took charge in early 2019, the year of a general election, which he promptly won. Boris was infamous for his handling of the Coronavirus pandemic, and many Brits blame him for his inaction during the early months of the outbreak.
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 Cultural Right - Preserving Traditions, Destroying Degeneracy 
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 Conservatism  •  Paleoconservatism
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Traditionalism •  Classical Conservatism  •  Heteronationalism
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 Far-Right
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 Reactionaryism 
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 FreePCB Conservatism •  Evenoskyism • Template:16384ismlink •  Meso-16384ism •  Quarkism •  Ziółkowskiizm  •  Neocarlism •  Revolutionary Monarchism •  Radical Frisianism
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| Conservatives - If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
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 Moderate
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 Liberal Conservatism
Regional
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Classical Conservatism • Conservatism  •  Authoritarian Conservatism •  Anarcho-Conservatism •  Libertarian Conservatism  •  Paternalistic Conservatism • Paleoconservatism
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 Zionists - Hava Nagila 
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| Main Ideologies | Zionism
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| Sub-Ideologies |  Labour Zionism • Religious Zionism •  Revisionist Zionism •  Revisionist Maximalism •  Kahanism  Modern Secular Zionism •  Green Zionism •  Lehianism 
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| Schools of Thought |  Secularism •  Bibism •  Neoconservatism
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| Sympathizers | )).png){kind=small} Quarkism
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 Liberals - Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité 
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Classical Liberalism •  Social Liberalism •  Big Tent Liberalism •  Third Way  • Liberalism •  Liberal Conservatism •  Ordo-Liberalism •  Radical Liberalism
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 Regional
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 Cardosoism •  Bidenism •  Sarneyism •  Obamaism •  Clintonism ( Hillaryism)
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 FreePCB Reformism •  Brazilian Liberalism •  DECBism
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 Environmentalists - Green hills and blue sky 
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 Moderate / Productive
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 Eco-Transhumanism
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Environmentalism •  Eco-Capitalism •  Eco-Socialism •  Eco-Anarchism •  Eco-Conservatism •  Green Liberalism •  Green Libertarianism •  Eco-Nationalism
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 Radical
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 Eco-Fascism • Radical Environmentalism
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