Vince Cable's 'exotic spresm' fails to rouse Lib Dem conference

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by the Liberal Democrats, led by Vince Cable, in gaining public support against Brexit. Despite some electoral successes, the party struggles with low polling numbers and public perception. The discussion includes the potential for leadership changes and the need for a strategic shift to make progress. Public opinion favors a new anti-Brexit party over the Lib Dems, highlighting the need for change within the party to remain relevant.

What is Vince Cable's main message regarding Brexit?

• Brexit should be delayed for further negotiations.

• Brexit is inevitable and should be embraced.

• Brexit is irrelevant to the Lib Dems.

• Brexit is not inevitable and must be stopped.

According to the Sky Data poll, what percentage of voters would prefer a new anti-Brexit party over the Lib Dems?

• 60%

• 25%

• 43%

• 11%

What is one of the main challenges the Lib Dems face in gaining public support?

• Too much focus on economic policies.

• Inability to communicate their message effectively.

• Lack of a clear stance on Brexit.

• Over-reliance on social media campaigns.

What is a potential risk mentioned regarding the focus on leadership changes within the Lib Dems?

• It may cause a loss of international support.

• It could lead to a split in the party.

• It might overshadow other party ambitions.

• It could result in financial instability.

What is suggested as necessary for the Lib Dems to make progress?

• Maintaining the current leadership.

• Focusing solely on anti-Brexit policies.

• Implementing significant changes within the party.

• Increasing their social media presence.