The Guardian Article Rating'Ambition greater than ability': Liz Truss's rise from teen Lib Dem to would-be PM
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
58% : She initially failed to defend the judiciary after they were branded "enemies of the people" by the Daily Mail because they ruled parliament had to be given a vote on triggering Brexit.53% : At one freshers' week, Lib Dem members including Alan Renwick, a friend of Truss who is now an academic on constitutional affairs, were decorating a stall and Truss, then a believer in cannabis legalisation, had a particular vision of how it should look.
48% : She enlisted Oman as an intermediary and paid a historical debt to Tehran.
44% : Once in parliament, she founded the Free Enterprise Group of MPs, championing deregulation and lower taxes.
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