All Stops Pulled Out In Election Campaigning

The transcript discusses the political climate, focusing on John Major's declining ratings and Labour's position in the polls. It highlights the lack of strong support for both Labour and Conservatives, while Labour criticizes the government's economic strategies. The Liberal Democrats gain support by avoiding the political conflict, predicting a hung parliament and criticizing the government's fiscal policies.

What is the public's perception of the Conservative Party's economic management?

• They are thought to be dishonest.

• They are seen as the best economic managers.

• They are considered too aggressive.

• They are viewed as inexperienced.

What accusation does the Labour Party make against the Conservative government?

• They are ignoring public services.

• They are too lenient with tax cuts.

• They are collaborating with the Liberal Democrats.

• They are using dirty tricks to win votes.

What is Labour's promise regarding economic investment?

• To cut taxes significantly.

• To increase military funding.

• To reduce public spending.

• To invest every available penny into public services.

What is the Liberal Democrats' criticism of the government's economic strategy?

• It is too conservative.

• It ignores the needs of the wealthy.

• It relies on borrowing and tax cuts.

• It is too focused on public services.

What does Mr. Ashdown predict about the future parliament?

• A coalition with the Liberal Democrats.

• A hung parliament.

• A Labour landslide victory.

• A strong Conservative majority.