At CPAC, Liz Truss criticized the UK judicial system, claiming it is making decisions that should instead be reserved for politicians. She asserted that the UK is ‘failing’ and proposed a movement akin to the American MAGA to initiate change. Truss attributed the issues to an 'unelected bureaucracy' and emphasized the need to reverse these changes for the country to function effectively. This sentiment echoes her prior criticisms of the UK's civil service and judiciary, highlighting a desire to mobilize right-wing support in the UK.
"There's no doubt in my mind that until those changes are reversed, we do not have a functioning country. The British state is now failing, is not working."
"We want to have a British CPAC. It's the deep state, it's the unelected bureaucrats, it's the judiciary making the decisions."
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