Boris Johnson Campaigning in Ramsgate - General Election 2015

The transcript covers Boris Johnson's campaign efforts in Ramsgate, highlighting his unapologetic approach to negative campaigning. It discusses the sensitivity around political imagery, particularly in relation to Nicola Sturgeon and the SNP. The potential impact of the nationalist surge on the Union is examined, with concerns about the SNP's influence. Boris Johnson's cross-party appeal is noted, as well as the Tory strategy to gain a majority despite pollsters' skepticism.

What is Boris Johnson's stance on negative campaigning?

• He apologizes for it.

• He sees it as a part of politics.

• He believes it is unnecessary.

• He avoids it completely.

What does Boris Johnson imply about the current state of political discourse?

• It is too aggressive.

• It is overly sensitive.

• It is not engaging enough.

• It is perfectly balanced.

What potential risk does Boris Johnson associate with the nationalist surge?

• A rupture in the Union.

• A political stalemate.

• A stronger union.

• Increased voter turnout.

Why was Boris Johnson dispatched by the Tories?

• To focus on local issues.

• To avoid media attention.

• To appeal across party lines.

• To negotiate deals.

What is the Tory strategy in the multi-party races?

• To rely on pollster predictions.

• To focus solely on local issues.

• To form alliances with UKIP.

• To nibble their way to a majority.