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How nice it must be to sack incompetent leaders

21 October 2022

2:48 AM

21 October 2022

2:48 AM

Liz Truss has resigned after only forty-five days in office, the shortest serving prime minister in British history. She’s long come off as a stubborn and prideful figure, stuffed with confidence even if she doesn’t express it well. It must have taken a momentous behind-the-scenes rebellion to convince her to go — and surely that’s what happened.

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