Tory rivals say no 'coronation' for leadership frontrunner Johnson

The transcript discusses the potential for someone to challenge Boris Johnson, emphasizing the need for a proper process rather than a coronation. It highlights the importance of member involvement and choice, noting that while Boris has a lead among MPs, opinion polls show a different picture. The ultimate question is who can win a general election and regain public trust.

What does the speaker suggest should be avoided in the selection of political leadership?

• A coronation

• A parliamentary vote

• A democratic election

• A public debate

According to the speaker, what is crucial for the Members to have in the leadership selection process?

• A chance to travel

• A chance to debate

• A chance to vote

• A chance to protest

What is the current status of Boris Johnson among Members of Parliament according to the speaker?

• He is not in the race

• He is tied with others

• He has an overwhelming lead

• He is trailing behind

How does the speaker's popularity compare to Boris Johnson's in opinion polls?

• The speaker is tied with Boris

• The speaker is out polling Boris

• The speaker is trailing behind

• The speaker is not in the polls

What are the two critical questions posed by the speaker regarding political leadership?

• Who can win a general election and who can regain public trust?

• Who can win a general election and who can lead the party?

• Who can lead the party and who can manage the economy?

• Who can manage the economy and who can regain public trust?