She admits the move would have amounted to a declaration of war on the economic establishment. One option was to go in very hard, abolish the OBR and appoint new senior leaders in the Bank of England and Treasury.
Former governor Mark Carney accused her of turning Britain into Argentina on the Channel with her economic policy, citing a basic misunderstanding of economies. Truss wanted to push even further.
During her tenure, Truss felt like a prisoner in No10, struggled to get basic medicine, feared economic appointments, and contemplated a radical overhaul that was ultimately not pursued due to time constraints.
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