Liz Truss speech at launch of Popular Conservatism movement

The speaker discusses the achievements and challenges faced by Conservative governments over the past 14 years, highlighting issues like immigration, wokism, and government size. They criticize left-wing ideologies and emphasize the need for Conservatives to stand firm on their values. The importance of democratic accountability and building a popular Conservative movement is stressed, with a call to action for supporters to engage and communicate effectively.

What does the speaker suggest is the impact of not standing up for conservative values?

How does the speaker describe the divide between decision-makers and ordinary citizens?

What does the speaker believe about the current state of government bureaucracy?

What is the speaker's view on the relationship between MPs and the public?