Truss Threatens Return to Westminster with Scathing Criticism of Tory Party

Liz Truss, Britain's shortest-serving Prime Minister at just 49 days in office, has hinted at a potential return to Parliament. In an interview on the Free Future Podcast with Steve Baker, she refused to rule out standing again, saying 'maybe' when asked if she would do so.

Truss criticized her former party, the Conservatives, accusing them of being riddled with MPs who are not truly conservative. She even went as far as to suggest that the rot in the party began during David Cameron's era, mocking their strategy of 'hug a husky or hug a hoodie.'

The former Prime Minister also warned that unless Britain adopts her ideas, which include dismantling the independence of the Bank of England and the 'deep state,' the country will head towards 'tyranny.' She stated, 'Well, it leads to tyranny. That's a reality. I mean, if you don't have a democracy, that's the alternative.'