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By the end of Truss’s tenure, according to a YouGov poll, her net favorability was minus-70 percent. If that kept declining, she would’ve been on track to overtake Vladimir Putin, who has a favorability rating of minus-84 percent with the British public. https://t.co/WsbSatxKfT — PolitiTweet.org

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Many in Britain bet its embattled prime minister would not outlast the shelf life of a lettuce, sparking endless memes after her resignation. https://t.co/AVLv3oYyjj — PolitiTweet.org

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Truss became prime minister on Sept. 6 after being elected by members of the Conservative Party to replace Boris Johnson. Her first two weeks, which included Queen Elizabeth II’s death, were politically muted while the country entered a period of mourning. https://t.co/WsbSatxKfT — PolitiTweet.org

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