Liz Truss claimed that her leadership could have significantly altered the outcome of the general election, arguing that she would have promised change that resonated more with voters than her successors did. She emphasized her belief that had she maintained her role in Downing Street, the party would have likely fared better, as evidenced by polling shifts for Reform during her time in office.
Truss criticized the significant backlash following her mini-budget, which she described as a plan aimed at generating lower taxes and economic growth. She attributed the subsequent financial turmoil not to her policies but to a combination of institutional opposition and misunderstandings by economic officials, asserting that such reactions demonstrated a level of 'economic illiteracy' rather than flaws in her strategy.
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