It's hard to see how this rebuilds confidence in Truss though as it just rolls back everything she said was not only essential but most certainly wouldn't be rolled back on. If anything it undermines her more, surely?
It's a bit reductionist, but the general rule of thumb with decisions is that you take riskier choices when you can easily undo them, but when that's harder to do then you make extra sure you're doing the right thing. Truss and Kwarteng didn't do that as they dismissed pretty much all sound economic advice and plowed ahead regardless. This highlights how poor their decision-making was.
….it absolutely does, no11 and not no10 now seems to be running the show. Hunt is essentially acting PM.
The quandary for Tory MPs is whether they want the turmoil of another leadership contest with no single candidate they can all get behind to crown.
i imagine the Labour Party will be delighted if Truss stays.
Last edited:
