Liz Truss has claimed that the Conservative Party would have performed better in the general election held in July if she had remained as prime minister. During a candid appearance at the Tory conference, Truss, who resigned after just 49 days in office, attributed the party's struggles to a lack of support from her fellow MPs and the perceived sabotage from the financial establishment following her controversial mini-budget in 2022. Truss argued that with the backing of her party and without the interference from the Bank of England and the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR), she could have implemented policies that would have resulted in lower taxes, increased economic growth, and reduced energy costs through fracking. She refrained from endorsing any of the current leadership contenders, maintaining a focus on her own vision for the party's future.