Interview with Stephen Crabb on his bid for Conservative party leadership

The transcript discusses the leadership contest within the Conservative Party, highlighting the challenge of competing with well-known figures like Boris Johnson and Theresa. It emphasizes the demand for a distinctive leader who can address future challenges and unite the party. Concerns about Boris Johnson's potential divisiveness due to his role in the Leave campaign are raised. The transcript concludes with a call for a genuine leadership contest, offering party members a choice and a chance to debate.

What is the main challenge the speaker identifies in competing against Boris Johnson and Theresa?

• Name recognition

• Public speaking skills

• Lack of media coverage

• Financial resources

According to the speaker, what is essential for the Conservative Party to appeal to a broader audience?

• A leader who can speak a different language

• A leader with military experience

• A leader with financial expertise

• A leader with a strong social media presence

What does the speaker believe is necessary for the future of the Conservative Party?

• A leader who can maintain the status quo

• A leader who can win the next election only

• A leader who can address both short-term and long-term challenges

• A focus on immediate problems only

What concern does the speaker express about Boris Johnson's potential election?

• It would lead to a lack of media attention

• It might be divisive due to his role in the Leave campaign

• It would result in a lack of party unity

• It would be financially costly

What does the speaker suggest is the right approach for the leadership contest?

• A long and drawn-out contest

• A quick and unchallenged coronation

• A contest focused on financial issues

• A planned and genuine contest