Possibly. How tall is she?
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shortest reigned lol... i dont think for a woman she is particularly short of height. although she might be the shortest too
Liz is 'f*****' - former minister claims letters of no confidence already being submitted against the PM
The disquiet with Conservative MPs over the mini-budget is growing.
One Tory MP who served as a minister under Boris Johnson has told Sky News: "Liz is f*****."
"She is taking on markets and the Bank of England.
"Her, Kwasi, Philp and Simon [McGee] are playing A-level economics with people's lives. You cannot have monetary policy and fiscal policy at loggerheads. Something has to give."
The source also claimed moves to trigger a vote of no confidence in Ms Truss's leadership were already underway:
"They are already putting letters in as think she will crash the economy. The tax cuts don’t matter as all noise anyway - mainly reversing back to the status quo this year.
"The issue is government fiscal policy is opposite to Bank of England monetary policy - so they are fighting each other. What Kwasi gives, the Bank takes away."
Another Tory MP told Sky's Rob Powell that Friday's announcement had been a "s***show".
The MP said they weren’t aware of any coordinated plan to vote down government legislation or take other action to show concern, but added they would not rule out something happening given the events of the last few days.
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A bunch of complete muppets!
Don't worry the nuclear holocaust will make these tax cuts pale into insignificance. Thanks again Nato for responding in kind, and escalating this regional conflict into a world war, we all gonna die now, fucking great. Nice to see hypocrisy is the order of the day, with everyone and his aunt just shocked that Putin has the gall to call up civilians, you know just like the US with Vietnam, a country thousands of miles away which posed no threat to them whatsoever! (Btw, I think Putin is nuts, and that's why Nato should tread carefully!).
There are plenty of nut jobs running this country too!
The International Monetary Fund has openly criticised the UK government over its plan for tax cuts, warning that the measures are likely to fuel the cost-of-living crisis.
In an unusually outspoken statement, the IMF said the proposal was likely to increase inequality and add to pressures pushing up prices.
Markets have already raised alarm over the plans, sending the pound plunging.
i get feeling the tories know the game is up and they will lose next election and are ruining the economy so labour will have no good basis to work from.