UK General Election - Appeal of Labour in Hull

The transcript discusses differing political views, focusing on Jeremy Corbyn's anti-establishment stance and its impact on business and employment. It highlights the political divide between partners, with one leaning towards conservative views and the other questioning Corbyn's effectiveness for the working class. The discussion also covers voter sentiment in Hull, the importance of businesses for the economy, and the issue of big corporations not paying enough taxes. The conversation concludes with a reflection on political leanings and the necessity for the Labour Party to resonate with voters.

What is the main concern of those who disagree with Jeremy Corbyn's message?

• The focus on environmental issues

• The lack of support for small businesses

• The importance of big businesses for employment

• The need for more government intervention

What political shift is discussed in the second section?

• A move towards more liberal policies

• A potential drift in the Labour vote

• A rise in support for independent candidates

• An increase in voter turnout

What is a key issue raised about big businesses in the third section?

• Their lack of innovation

• Their insufficient tax contributions

• Their role in environmental degradation

• Their influence on local politics

How do some people feel about the fairness of tax contributions by large businesses?

• They believe it is fair and justified

• They are indifferent to the issue

• They feel it is too high and should be reduced

• They think it is unfair and should be proportional to profits

What political party is mentioned as a potential choice for undecided voters?

• UK Independence Party

• Conservative Party

• Green Party

• Liberal Democrats