Keir Starmer: The Prime Minister is clinging on after Tories tanked the economy

The video discusses the UK's historical financial crises and how past leaders responded quickly and decisively. In contrast, the current leadership is criticized for exacerbating economic issues, such as pension risks and rising mortgages, without taking corrective action. The Prime Minister is held accountable for the ongoing economic pain and stagnation, with expectations of inadequate excuses from the ruling party.

How did past British leaders typically respond to financial crises?

• They ignored the problems.

• They acted quickly and decisively.

• They waited for international help.

• They increased taxes immediately.

What was one of the consequences of the current government's economic policies?

• An increase in foreign investments.

• A decrease in public spending.

• A reduction in mortgage rates.

• The brink of pension collapse.

What did the government do as the economy worsened?

• They sought advice from other countries.

• They took immediate corrective measures.

• They clung to their failing policies.

• They reduced public sector jobs.

Who is still holding onto power despite the economic issues?

• The Chancellor of the Exchequer.

• The Prime Minister.

• The Leader of the Opposition.

• The Governor of the Bank of England.

What is the current state of the ruling party after years of stagnation?

• They are gaining public support.

• They have little left to offer.

• They have many new policies.

• They are full of innovative ideas.