CLEAN : Reactions in Scotland to Alex Salmonds resignation

The transcript discusses the political division created by a leader's decision to hold a vote, which did not go in his favor. It highlights the leader's cleverness but notes the lack of support for his actions. The conversation shifts to the leader's effective campaign and grassroots organization, drawing comparisons to Barack Obama's campaign in the U.S. The discussion concludes with reflections on the leader's inspirational role in Scotland and the sadness surrounding his departure due to the vote's outcome.

What did the speaker think about the political leader's decision to take a vote?

• The speaker thought it was unnecessary.

• The speaker believed it was the right thing to do.

• The speaker was indifferent about the decision.

• The speaker strongly opposed the decision.

How did the speaker describe the political leader's campaign?

• As lacking enthusiasm and support.

• As comparable to a local community event.

• As having great grassroots organization similar to Barack Obama's campaign.

• As poorly organized and ineffective.

What was the speaker's reaction to the leader's campaign?

• The speaker was astonished by its success.

• The speaker thought it was average.

• The speaker was disappointed.

• The speaker was unaware of the campaign.

What emotion did the speaker express about the leader's departure?

• Anger

• Joy

• Indifference

• Sadness

According to the speaker, what role did the leader play in Scotland?

• He was an inspirational figure for all of Scotland.

• He was a divisive figure.

• He was only inspirational for the no vote supporters.

• He was not well-known in Scotland.