Book review: Truss diatribe is underdeveloped, contradictory, and offers little insight

During the recent UK election campaign, Liz Truss was the invisible woman, both weirdly familiar and completely unknowable and getting a sense of who she really is from this book is also difficult
Liz Truss departing Conservative Campaign Headquarters in London after she became the new Conservative party leader and the next British prime minister in September 2022.

Liz Truss departing Conservative Campaign Headquarters in London after she became the new Conservative party leader and the next British prime minister in September 2022.

  • Ten Years to Save the West 
  • Liz Truss 
  • Biteback, £20 

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