One problem. There is no evidence Truss’s plan will even generate growth. However, I await to be demonised as a ‘usual suspect’ or whatever, because I dare to disagree with Bucks.
If you’re pinning your hopes on this, prepare to be disappointed, because it’s a tough ask to change now. The public don’t like it, because they’re not idiots, and can see what the consequences mean for them.
Like I said, from an electoral prospective, there is a reason why Labour are laughing their heads off and Tories should consider why before dismissing and pointing to hypothetical poll boosts from a point where Truss is even less popular than Corbyn.
