Nick Clegg interview on proposed Tory cuts

The transcript discusses the political strategies and policies of the Conservative Party, focusing on their tax policies and cuts to public services, particularly in education. It critiques the party's approach as unbalanced and unfair. The Liberal Democrats' stance is also covered, highlighting their plans to avoid tax increases and their views on welfare and economic growth. The need for transparency from the Conservatives regarding their cuts is emphasized.

What is the main criticism of the Conservative Party's tax lock policy?

• It is seen as a panic-driven stunt.

• It is a well-thought-out plan.

• It is supported by all political parties.

• It will increase public service funding.

What do the Liberal Democrats plan regarding National Insurance and VAT?

• They plan to abolish these taxes.

• They plan to decrease both taxes.

• They plan to increase both taxes.

• They do not plan to increase these taxes.

What does the speaker suggest about David Cameron's trust in his chancellor?

• He fully trusts his chancellor.

• He believes his chancellor is the best in the country.

• He has no mistrust issues.

• He mistrusts his chancellor's ability to follow through.

What is Labour's proposal regarding tax credits?

• To increase tax credits by inflation each year.

• To decrease tax credits annually.

• To abolish tax credits entirely.

• To maintain the current level of tax credits.

What is the Liberal Democrats' stance on benefits until the books are balanced?

• Benefits will be frozen.

• Benefits will be increased by 5%.

• Benefits will be decreased by 2%.

• Benefits will be operated by 1%.