Vince Cable says he could be Prime Minister

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by a political party due to its coalition history, including austerity and tuition fees. Vince Cable, a key figure, believes the party can regain power by adopting a centrist approach. Despite a low vote share in the last election, the party aims to address Brexit by advocating for a public vote on the final deal. Leadership concerns arise with Vince Cable's age, but he remains optimistic. The transcript also highlights the difficulties smaller parties face in a polarized political landscape.

What historical challenges has the party faced due to its coalition history?

• Support from Western countries

• Strong leadership from Vince Cable

• Introduction of austerity and tuition fees

• Success in the last election

What is the party's current stance on Brexit?

• They support the government's Brexit deal

• They have no clear stance on Brexit

• They want to stop Brexit at all costs

• They propose a new public vote on the final Brexit deal

What internal debate is occurring within the party regarding Brexit?

• Whether to pursue a new public vote or stop Brexit entirely

• Whether to support the government's deal

• Whether to align with other smaller parties

• Whether to focus on economic policies

How does Vince Cable compare his potential leadership to historical figures?

• He compares himself to Mr. Churchill

• He sees no comparison to historical figures

• He believes he is too old to lead

• He thinks age is a disadvantage

What challenge do smaller parties face in the current political climate?

• They have too much media coverage

• They struggle to be heard in a polarized environment

• They have too many leaders

• They are too focused on Brexit