Greens used to ‘sniping’ from coalition partners, O’Gorman says

The transcript discusses the challenges of political sniping and the achievements of the current government, including climate action and family support. It highlights the importance of the Green Party in future government formations and emphasizes the need for direct public engagement in politics, contrasting it with European practices. The speaker stresses the importance of safety for candidates during elections and the role of direct interaction in bridging the gap between politicians and voters.

What achievements does the speaker highlight as part of their government's program?

• Economic reforms and tax cuts

• Healthcare privatization

• Climate action and family support

• Military expansion and defense

Why does the speaker believe the Green Party is essential in the next government?

• To increase military spending

• To maintain innovative policies in climate and public transport

• To privatize public services

• To ensure economic stability

What is a unique aspect of the Irish political system according to the speaker?

• Politicians rely solely on TV debates

• Politicians focus on social media campaigns

• Politicians engage in one-on-one canvassing

• Politicians avoid public engagement

What concern does the speaker express about the election process?

• Lack of media coverage

• Safety of candidates during canvassing

• Insufficient funding for campaigns

• Low voter turnout

What does the speaker say about the gap between elected representatives and voters in other countries?

• It is stable due to regular elections

• It is decreasing due to social media

• It is irrelevant in modern politics

• It is widening due to lack of direct engagement