British ‘PopCon’ Platform Led By Liz Truss Launches, Seeking ‘Overhaul of the British Machinery of Government’

Ms. Truss summons Britain’s ‘secret conservatives’ to fight ‘left-wing extremists’ that the Tories ‘have not taken on.’

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Liz Truss speaks at the launch of the 'Popular Conservatives' movement on February 6, 2024 at London. Leon Neal/Getty Images

A comeback attempt by Britain’s shortest-serving prime minister, Liz Truss, could be off to a rocky start as several of her former Tory allies stayed away from her launch event on Tuesday and polls show she remains unpopular with the British public. 

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