NBC NewsLiz Truss wins race to be next U.K. leader and succeed Boris Johnson
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
56% : In 2016, she voted to remain in the European Union during the Brexit referendum.56% : Truss had stints as minister for the environment, justice, international trade and most recently foreign secretary, giving her an opportunity to polish her no-nonsense image in dealings over Brexit and Russia's invasion of Ukraine, where Britain has been a key and valued ally of Kyiv's defensive fight.
27% : Published in 2012, the book advocated a stark, right-wing ideology of stripping back the state, lowering taxes and cutting government regulation to arrest what it saw as Britain's decline.
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