David Cameron speech to Tory supporters in Yeovil

The transcript discusses the importance of economic security and stability, warning against risky political choices that could jeopardize the British economy. It reflects on past economic challenges, such as job losses and debt, and the efforts made to recover. The speaker criticizes political alliances that could threaten economic stability and emphasizes the limits of forgiveness in political decisions, particularly concerning economic management.

What does the speaker suggest about the opposition's ideas?

• They are economically beneficial.

• They are widely accepted.

• They have failed globally.

• They are innovative and successful.

What economic situation does the speaker recall from five years ago?

• A period of economic growth.

• An era of technological advancement.

• A crisis with job losses and business closures.

• A time of financial stability.

What was the note left in the Treasury about?

• A surplus of funds.

• A warning about inflation.

• A lack of money.

• An investment opportunity.

What is the speaker's stance on giving the opposition another chance?

• He believes in second chances for everyone.

• He supports it wholeheartedly.

• He is indifferent to the outcome.

• He is against risking economic stability.

What is the speaker's view on the Liberal Democrats' potential alliance?

• They are equally likely to ally with either party.

• They should avoid any alliances.

• They should only ally with the Conservatives.

• They should focus on international relations.