John McDonnell speech to Labour supporters

The speaker reflects on their connection to their city, emphasizing pride and love for its people. They discuss the significance of an upcoming election, describing it as a generational decision critical for the city and the northwest. The speaker compares Theresa May to Margaret Thatcher, warning of potential negative impacts on Liverpool and the north if the Tories return to power.

What does the speaker emphasize about their connection to Liverpool?

• They have forgotten their Scouse accent.

• They have never lost their pride and love for the city.

• They have moved away from the city permanently.

• They have lost their pride in the city.

How does the speaker describe the upcoming election?

• As a minor decision with little impact.

• As a routine political event.

• As a generational decision critical for the city and northwest.

• As an unimportant event.

What historical figure does the speaker compare Theresa May to?

• Winston Churchill

• Tony Blair

• Margaret Thatcher

• David Cameron

What impact did Margaret Thatcher's policies have on Liverpool, according to the speaker?

• They greatly improved the city's economy.

• They set back the city and the northwest for decades.

• They were beneficial for the north.

• They had no significant impact.

What does the speaker warn about if the Tories return to power?

• The potential negative consequences for the north.

• There will be no changes in policy.

• The north will experience significant positive growth.

• The south will face more challenges.