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From my time as Prime Minister, I am more convinced than ever that we need to be bold and confront the challenges that we face.

As the Roman philosopher Seneca wrote,

Oh God, what a way to bow out. That was Liz Truss,

mangling the name of her favourite Roman philosopher, Lucius Seneca,

who gave her the inspiration, she says,

to be bold. The stumble wasn't actually the weirdest part of that speech by any means,

as she stood on the steps of Downing Street for the last time, surrounded by her family.

What was extraordinary was the sense of insistence that she'd done,

she'd got nothing wrong. Just have a listen to the rest of the speech. We simply cannot afford

to be a low growth country where the government takes up an increasing share of our national

wealth and where there are huge divides between

different parts of our country. We need to take advantage of our Brexit freedoms to do things

differently. This means delivering more freedom for our own citizens and restoring power to democratic

institutions. It means lower taxes so people can keep more of the money that they earn.

So there you hear it from the horse's mouth.

She still believes in lower taxes and delivering growth.

She is adamant there that she got nothing wrong.

You have to ask the question, if you had the chance

to do it all again, would you do it all again the same way? But yeah, for many people, I guess the

fridge magnet quote will be the thing that lasts in the mind. It did feel quite wiki quotes,

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