Clegg Calls Tories 'Broken Shopping Trolley'

Nick Clegg aims to boost morale by contrasting with the Conservatives, likening them to a 'broken shopping trolley' veering right. Theresa May's suggestion to leave the European Convention on Human Rights is dismissed. Clegg emphasizes maintaining party identity while governing with Conservatives. The Eastleigh victory is highlighted as a result of being in power. Clegg calls activists to action, targeting Tories and Labour, and preparing for future campaigns.

What metaphor does Nick Clegg use to describe the Conservative Party?

• A sinking ship

• A runaway train

• A lost puppy

• A broken shopping trolley

What was Nick Clegg's response to the suggestion of leaving the European Convention on Human Rights?

• He was undecided

• He said it would not be considered while he's in the cabinet

• He proposed a referendum

• He supported the idea

How does Nick Clegg view the Lib Dems' identity while governing with the Conservatives?

• Their identity is irrelevant

• Their identity is compromised

• Their identity becomes clearer

• They lose their identity

What does Nick Clegg emphasize about the Lib Dems' victory in Eastleigh?

• It was a surprising outcome

• It was due to a lack of competition

• It was because they are in power

• It was despite being in power

What does Nick Clegg identify as the weakness of the other parties?

• Their lack of leadership

• Their inability to face up to issues

• Their strong policies

• Their unity