After losing authority in her own parliamentary party, Ms Truss will struggle to achieve her radical plans to drive economic growth
She is plainly out of her depth. Within five-and-a-half weeks of taking office she has incinerated her premiership.
She has lost authority in her own parliamentary party. Without that credibility you cannot govern. When Sir Graham Brady, the chairman of the Tories’ 1922 Committee, returns from his trip to Athens on Monday he will find a new pile of no-confidence letters from her colleagues. Too many Tory MPs no longer trust Ms Truss’s judgement, meaning she will struggle to achieve her radical plans to drive economic growth, like planning reform. Free market supporters despair: she has done their cause a great disservice. At the IMF, Egyptian delegates have apparently been joking that their pound has better prospects.
She is becoming a zombie prime minister, not long after the last one was evicted. One tabloid newspaper has launched a, asking whether the PM can outlive the vegetable. She dug herself a deeper hole at Friday’s press conference, which lasted eight minutes. The PM gave identikit answers to four questions before suddenly exiting, looking shaken.
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