This chapter analyzes the criticisms faced due to past economic policies during a controversial political tenure, asserting that broader systemic issues share the blame. It discusses the implications of these decisions on right-wing politics in Europe, the need to confront traditional economic orthodoxy, and the rift between elected officials and financial authorities. The conversation critiques media focus on political optics rather than institutional failures, while reflecting on the challenges of implementing necessary reforms in the face of public and media resistance.
As arguably the most controversial Prime Minister in recent British history, Liz Truss has become the face of free market libertarianism and its discontents. She joins UnHerd’s Freddie Sayers to discuss her new book, ‘Ten Years to Save the West,’ and the lessons she learned from her turbulent time as a Conservative leader.
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