The Legacy of Liz Truss's Premiership

Liz Truss reflects on her time as Prime Minister, recognizing the widespread criticism from her ideological peers regarding her economic policies. She argues that the problems leading to the turmoil during her premiership, particularly in fiscal policy, stemmed from failures at institutions like the Bank of England, rather than from her actions. Truss expresses concern that her critics, who she believes should align with her vision for small government and economic freedom, are actually maintaining the status quo that hinders genuine reform. She contends that the ongoing stagnation of the British economy is partly due to insufficient acknowledgment and action against these systemic issues.