CLEAN:Conservatives eye end to long wait for power

The transcript discusses the importance of backing political talk with action, highlighting the Conservative Party's struggle to position itself as an agent of change compared to Tony Blair's success 13 years ago. It emphasizes the modern, progressive nature of the Conservative manifesto and the party's return to the center ground of British politics. The discussion also touches on the need for honesty with the public regarding policies, contrasting it with the ability to airbrush posters. Finally, it predicts that the Tories will likely be the largest single party, though their majority status remains uncertain.

What does the speaker suggest is necessary beyond just talking?

• Holding public meetings

• Creating new policies

• Backing words with actions

• Writing a manifesto

How does the speaker describe the Conservative manifesto?

• Radical and extreme

• Modern and progressive

• Traditional and conservative

• Outdated and irrelevant

What does the speaker claim about the Conservative party's political stance?

• They have become more liberal

• They have returned to the center ground

• They have remained unchanged

• They have moved to the far right

What does the speaker say about airbrushing policies?

• It is impossible to do

• It is acceptable in politics

• It is a necessary strategy

• It is similar to airbrushing posters

What is uncertain about the Conservative party's future according to the speaker?

• Their financial policies

• Their ability to win any seats

• Their overall majority or minority status

• Their leadership under David Cameron