RISHI Sunak yesterday equated Liz Truss's "socialist tax and spending" policy with Gordon's. Brown who accused Liz Truss of being "immoral" after the comparison.
On another brutal campaign day, the former prime minister also condemned the judgment of the foreign secretary.
But her team said only she could build a "high-wage, high-growth, low-tax economy."
Then, asMr. Truss seemed increasinglywearing the shoes of a prestigious job,a millionaire Mr. Sunak swings a pair of closed-mouthed, hole-in-the-soles back to Darlington's Tory Hastings.
Just last week, Sky News host Kay Burley, known for his Flash footwear such as his £450 Prada loafers and his £95 sliders. , he said he wears "the same suit and the same shoes." He wore it when he announced furloughs during the pandemic. He attempted to turn Truss' campaign on its heels, accusing it of being a "major turnaround on the biggest issue".
And his team, in a personal attack, a week after her abandoning plans to pay local officials over those in Whitehall, said she had made another "significant moral and He made a political mistake," he said.
A spokesperson for Ms Truss countered.
"People voted Conservative and weren't exposed to outdated Gordon Brownstyle politics of envy.
53} "Liz believes in people keeping more of their own money, not Rishi's socialist taxes and spending that lead us into recession."Last night Mr Sunak was defeated
