Lee Anderson joins Tory byelection campaign in Kingswood

The speaker discusses the lengthy travel time to Kingswood and criticizes the Labour party for not having a local candidate. They express support for their own party, highlighting their clear plan and local focus. The speaker conveys a strong message against Labour's influence and concludes with closing remarks.

What humorous suggestion does the speaker make about the Labour candidate's long bus journey?

• The candidate could write a book.

• The candidate could learn a West Country accent.

• The candidate could learn a new language.

• The candidate could plan a new campaign strategy.

What is the speaker's main criticism of the Labour candidate?

• The candidate is indecisive.

• The candidate is too young.

• The candidate is not local.

• The candidate is too experienced.

Why does the speaker believe former Labour voters are now supporting their party?

• Because they have a clear plan for local residents.

• Because they promise lower taxes.

• Because they offer free bus rides.

• Because they have a famous leader.

What does the speaker accuse Labour of doing?

• Increasing taxes.

• Ignoring local opinions.

• Supporting local businesses.

• Reducing public transport.

What message does the speaker believe the people of Kingswood have for Labour politicians?

• They are happy with the current policies.

• They want more London politicians.

• They are tired of being told what to think.

• They want more public services.