Less than a month ago, Liz Truss was elected Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. But according to Security MPs are already preparing to revolt against him.

UK Treasury Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng recently presented a new package of measures to keep the economy afloat. The plan would mean billions of tax cuts in the UK. But according to critics, it is mainly the very wealthy who benefit from this.

The most controversial move is a plan to remove the top tax bracket. That means that even the richest Britons now have to pay a maximum of 40 rather than 45 percent income tax on their income above 150,000 pounds (about 170,000 euros).

Truss believes the trickle-down economy is the answer. The idea behind it? More money for the rich and for corporations means more money for the entire economy.

Truss postpones voting due to criticism

The new plan not only caused major unrest in the financial markets in Great Britain. The left-wing opposition vehemently opposes the plan, as it would encourage economic inequality. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) also expressed a very strong criticism.

Not only from the left, but also from his own party, Truss received a lot of criticism. For example, some Conservative MPs are said to be preparing an uprising. With regards to the election in 2024, they believe that Truss’ economic plans are not good for the image of the Conservative Party.

Truss previously told BBC that he stands by his plan. He admitted in the interview that he could have given a better explanation earlier.

However, the British Prime Minister plans to postpone a vote on the economic plan. That’s what the minister from his cabinet wears Sky News Let them know.