Momentum for change motivating surge in Sinn Fein support – Mary Lou McDonald

The transcript discusses the momentum for change in Irish politics, emphasizing the importance of voting for Shin Fane. It outlines a five-year timeline for a referendum and stresses the need for preparation to avoid disorderly constitutional change. The political landscape is analyzed, highlighting the role of Shin Fane as the de facto opposition. The speaker expresses a desire for a government without FINA fall and Finnegan, citing past failures. The focus is on securing a mandate and forming a government that represents a Republican program.

What does the speaker emphasize about Election Day?

• It is a day for celebration.

• It is a rare moment of true equality.

• It is a day to relax and enjoy.

• It is a day to avoid politics.

What is the proposed timeline for the referendum according to the speaker?

• Three years

• Five years

• One year

• Ten years

What is the speaker's concern regarding constitutional change?

• It should be avoided altogether.

• It should happen immediately.

• It should be well-prepared.

• It should be disorderly.

What does the speaker identify as the worst outcome for the election?

• A government with new parties.

• A government with no opposition.

• A government with FINA fall and Finnegan.

• A government with Shin Fane.

What is Shin Fane's approach to forming a government?

• To avoid any compromises.

• To secure the largest possible mandate and listen to everyone.

• To work only with FINA fall.

• To ignore public opinion.