Jeremy Corbyn Comments on Philip Davies

The transcript discusses controversial men's rights campaigns and the speaker's support for the Labour Party, highlighting the rise in party membership and activities. It criticizes a local MP for blocking progressive private members' bills in Parliament and suggests that Parliament should allow backbench MPs to pass legislation without obstruction.

What is the speaker's main goal in visiting marginal constituencies?

• To support the local MP

• To promote men's rights campaigns

• To increase party membership and activity

• To criticize the opposition

What alternative does the Labour Party offer according to the speaker?

• Continuing austerity measures

• Investing in the future, people, and jobs

• Supporting the local MP's initiatives

• Focusing on men's rights campaigns

How does the speaker view the local MP's actions in Parliament?

• As supportive of progressive bills

• As blocking good private members' bills

• As promoting Labour Party policies

• As focusing on constituency issues

What does the speaker suggest about the local MP's self-description?

• He may describe himself as a misogynist

• He is a strong supporter of women's rights

• He actively promotes progressive bills

• He is indifferent to gender issues

What does the speaker believe Parliament should be?

• A platform for promoting austerity

• A forum for men's rights campaigns

• A place for blocking legislation

• A venue for backbench MPs to pass legislation