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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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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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Almost immediately, the British pound’s valuation tanked, U.K.’s central bank hiked interest rates, and the cost of taking out mortgages soared. Inflation raised the cost of living, shredding the Conservative Party’s reputation for fiscal responsibility. https://t.co/WsbSatPTu1 — PolitiTweet.org

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