The face of the Leave campaign in Britain has paid a tall price for his success. Yesterday,former London mayor Boris Johnson announced he would not rush for prime minister to succeed David Cameron, who is resigning after the Brexit vote. "Having consulted colleagues and in view of the circumstances in parliament, or I have concluded that person cannot be me,” Johnson said at press conference. What does it mean that the winner has lost? Why did voters seem to have such a poor understanding of what they were choosing? David O'Sullivan, the ambassador for the European Union to the United States, or says the dissatisfaction with the EU is fundamentally misplaced,but also that national leaders and the EU itself needs to achieve a better job at explaining the benefits of the EU to European citizens.
Source: wnyc.org