Ed Miliband Campaigning in Chester - General Election 2015

The transcript covers a discussion on joining political movements, the importance of the NHS, and the impact of tuition fees on students. It includes personal reflections on political decisions and concerns about the future. The conversation also touches on community involvement and membership history in Chester.

Why was the speaker unable to join a political group until recently?

• They were too young to join.

• Their parents' job required political neutrality.

• They were living abroad.

• They were not interested in politics.

What is the speaker's opinion on university tuition fees?

• They believe tuition fees are fair.

• They think tuition fees should be higher.

• They find the tuition fees disgraceful.

• They are indifferent about tuition fees.

What does the speaker compare university debt to?

• A minor inconvenience.

• A stepping stone to success.

• A form of slavery.

• An investment in the future.

How long has Jennifer Little lived in Chester?

• Since 1968

• Since 1975

• Since 1985

• Since 1990

What was a challenge for Jennifer Little in participating in politics?

• Her lack of interest.

• Her husband's job as a police officer.

• Her busy schedule.

• Her health issues.