Her entire plan has been torched so how can Liz Truss remain prime minister?
Small and alone: Liz Truss.
Was Jeremy Hunt’s statement, trashing her economic plan, the death knell of Liz Truss’s premiership?
She stood for the Tory leadership on an economic plan that has now not only been scorned by the markets but rejected by her new Chancellor.
And there was talk that more than 100 Tory MPs have submitted letters of ‘no confidence’ in her leadership to 1922 Committee chairman Graham Brady – or intend to in the very near future.
She must see where all this is going. Her credibility as a leader is completely gone.
But she has consistently shown that she is not intelligent enough to realise what it means.
Will somebody please send in the people in grey suits to tell her it is time to go?
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