David Cameron Interview on pending election

The transcript discusses the Prime Minister's economic achievements, including job creation and economic growth, while contrasting these with the potential risks of a Labour government. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining a strong economy, reducing the deficit, and living within means. The Prime Minister also addresses the need for political debates and outlines future plans for the Conservative government.

What is the Prime Minister's main argument for the upcoming election?

• The importance of reducing taxes

• The need for more public spending

• The necessity of increasing the deficit

• The party's strong economic record and job creation

How does the Prime Minister respond to concerns about the deficit and debt?

• By ignoring the concerns

• By promising to increase public spending

• By highlighting the reduction of the deficit and taxes

• By suggesting more borrowing

What is the Prime Minister's stance on economic management?

• Living within means is crucial for economic stability

• A strong economy can be maintained with a large deficit

• Increasing taxes is the solution

• Living beyond means is acceptable

What is the Prime Minister's view on election debates?

• They should only involve major parties

• They should happen before the campaign begins

• They should be avoided

• They are unnecessary

Who does the Prime Minister express willingness to debate with?

• No one

• Ed Miliband and other party leaders

• International leaders

• Only members of his own party