The transcript discusses the complexities of election strategies, focusing on the risks of vote splitting and the proposal for a leave alliance. It highlights the challenges faced in forming alliances with the Conservative and Labour parties, emphasizing the importance of putting country before party. The discussion also covers party positions, manifesto expectations, and the need for trust in decision-making. The speaker expresses hope for changes in the Brexit deal, contingent on the manifesto, and reflects on the potential impact of these changes in the European Parliament.

What is the main concern of the speaker regarding the Conservative Party's actions?

• They are forming an alliance with Labour.

• They are supporting a second referendum.

• They are changing their manifesto.

• They are splitting the leave vote.

Why does the speaker find it difficult to target individual seats?

• It is against the party's national pitch.

• It requires more resources.

• It leads to a very confused picture.

• It is not supported by the Labour Party.

What is the Labour Party's position according to the speaker?

• They want a second referendum.

• They support the current Brexit deal.

• They are forming an alliance with the Conservatives.

• They are standing down in key constituencies.

What does the speaker hope to see in the Conservative Party's manifesto?

• Changes to the Brexit deal as promised by Boris Johnson.

• A commitment to a second referendum.

• An alliance with the Labour Party.

• A plan to stand down in key constituencies.

What is the speaker's stance on the original Brexit deal?

• They believe it needs no changes.

• They think it should be scrapped entirely.

• They fully support it.

• They would never have voted for it.