Liz Truss apologizes to the British after only six weeks in office

Just six weeks after taking office, Liz Truss apologizes. “Now I recognize that we have made mistakes, I regret those mistakes, but I have corrected them, I have appointed a new chancellor, we have restored economic stability and fiscal discipline and now I want to move forward and complete.” It will not be easy, her popularity has plummeted, she is more than 30 points behind the Labor Party, even a British newspaper has arranged bets on who will last longer: her or an iceberg lettuce. The press asks him directly what credibility he has to continue in office. Jeremy Hunt, his new finance minister, is already acting as if he were the head of government, completely undoing the previous tax cut. The survival of the Tories has faltered since the 2016 Brexit Referendum. Now neither Truss nor Hunt can afford to break even one more thing.