Nick Clegg interview on coalition outcomes

The transcript discusses the political landscape, focusing on scare tactics and potential alliances involving the Conservative Party, UKIP, and other parties. It questions the influence of UKIP and the risks of right-wing alliances. The discussion highlights the uncertainty of the election outcome and the role of the Liberal Democrats in ensuring a stable and fair government. The narrative critiques David Cameron's approach and emphasizes the importance of centrist policies.

What is the main concern about the Conservative Party's potential alliance with UKIP?

• It will strengthen the Liberal Democrats.

• It will increase the influence of right-wing policies.

• It will have no impact on the election.

• It will lead to a more centrist government.

Why does the speaker believe David Cameron is treating people as if they are naive?

• Because he has ruled out an alliance with UKIP.

• Because he has joined forces with Ed Miliband.

• Because he claims the Conservative Party will win a majority.

• Because he supports the Liberal Democrats.

What is the potential risk of a right-wing alliance according to the speaker?

• It will cause a split in the Conservative Party.

• It will lead to a more liberal government.

• It will make David Cameron follow a hardline right-wing agenda.

• It will result in a coalition with the SNP.

What does the speaker suggest is the real question for the election?

• Whether Ed Miliband or David Cameron will win a majority.

• Who will walk into #10 alongside the main party leaders.

• Who will form an alliance with the Liberal Democrats.

• Whether UKIP will gain significant influence.

What role do the Liberal Democrats play according to the speaker?

• They ensure a strong, stable, and fair government.

• They guarantee a right-wing government.

• They support a coalition with UKIP.

• They aim to keep Ed Miliband out of office.