Starmer in Medway: We need to show are “hungry for change”

The transcript discusses the need for change in the country, highlighting issues like long hospital waiting lists, rising crime, and increased council tax. It encourages voting for Labour to bring about change, understanding public sentiment after years of Tory governance. The speaker emphasizes Labour's history of reform and envisions a bold future government, motivating supporters to work towards the next general election.

What issues does the speaker highlight as reasons for needing change in the country?

• Economic prosperity

• Improved social behavior

• Decreasing council taxes

• Long hospital waiting lists and rising crime

What action does the speaker suggest to bring about change?

• Protesting in the streets

• Voting for Labour

• Writing to local MPs

• Ignoring the elections

How does the speaker address the public's skepticism towards politics?

• By ignoring their concerns

• By acknowledging past failures and promising change

• By blaming the public for not voting

• By promising tax cuts

What does the speaker say about Labour's history when they come into power?

• They have focused on international relations

• They have maintained the status quo

• They have been a bold, reforming government

• They have been a conservative government

What year does the speaker hope to add to Labour's history of reforming governments?

• 2025

• 2024

• 2023

• 2026