General Election 1997 - Paddy Ashdown Campaigning in Christchurch

The transcript discusses the political landscape, focusing on the Liberal Democrats' stance against the Conservatives and Labour. Key issues include education, health, and crime, with an emphasis on the lack of investment by the major parties. The speaker advocates for strategic voting to support the Liberal Democrats, highlighting the potential impact on schools and hospitals. The discussion also touches on the controversy over pensions and the aggressive tactics used by the Conservatives and Labour in the campaign.

What concerns does the speaker express about the Conservative party's current state?

What does the speaker believe would improve the political discourse?