'She did the damage when she was prime minister.” Liz Truss's comeback attempts are damaging the Tories, warn leading pollsters 🔴 EXCLUSIVE from poppyeh
“Leaders that are brought down or resign not of their own volition tend to be a bit of a problem,” he told“That said, the toxic effect of Liz Truss is already well and truly baked into the figures. She did the damage when she was prime minister.”
Sir John added: “Sunak’s fundamental problems are that he doesn’t have that much authority because he’s an unelected leader and that he leads a party that finds itselfMs Truss returned to frontline politics over the weekend when she wrote a 4,000-word opinion pieceeconomic disaster following the mini-Budget
Pollsters said her intervention has highlighted divisions within the Conservatives and reminded voters of turmoil during her government.
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