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On 6 February 2024, Liz Truss laucnhed a new movement, PopCon (for Popular Conservatism), of which her stated aim was to challenge the "left-wing orthodoxy" and "making it a positive thing to be a conservative", by stopping the spread of [[Woke|wokery]], [[political correctness]] and left-wing ideology.<ref>[https://www.gbnews.com/politics/liz-truss-gb-news-popular-conservatism-speech 'Watch GB News': Liz Truss launches new movement to 'take on left-wing extremists' and 'stand up for conservative values']</ref>
On 6 February 2024, Liz Truss laucnhed a new movement, PopCon (for Popular Conservatism), of which her stated aim was to challenge the "left-wing orthodoxy" and "making it a positive thing to be a conservative", by stopping the spread of [[Woke|wokery]], [[political correctness]] and left-wing ideology.<ref>[https://www.gbnews.com/politics/liz-truss-gb-news-popular-conservatism-speech 'Watch GB News': Liz Truss launches new movement to 'take on left-wing extremists' and 'stand up for conservative values']</ref>
As reported by the ''Lancashire Telegraph'', Liz Truss appeared in [[Washington D.C.]] at the U.S. conservative conference [[CPAC]] on 22 February 2024. Truss stated at the conference that the world "needs a Republican" back in the White House, following 3 years of failure under Biden, but did not endorse Donald Trump directly.<ref>[https://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/news/national/24138694.truss-says-world-needs-republican-white-house-not-mention-trump/ Truss says world ‘needs Republican in White House’ but does not mention Trump]</ref>
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