Mary Lou McDonald slams Simon Harris's record on law and order

The transcript discusses the need for political change in Ireland, criticizing Finnegale's long tenure and urging voters to support Sinn Fein as an alternative government. It highlights issues like community safety and the housing crisis, emphasizing that Sinn Fein can lead effective change. The speaker calls for a strong voter turnout to challenge the status quo and improve the country's future.

What is the speaker's main argument against Finnegale's return to government?

• It would lead to economic prosperity.

• It would result in continued failure.

• It would improve community safety.

• It would enhance international relations.

Why does the speaker urge people to vote for Sinn Fein?

• Sinn Fein wants to maintain the status quo.

• Sinn Fein has a history of supporting Finnegale.

• Sinn Fein has no plans or policies.

• Sinn Fein is the only party that can lead an alternative government.

What does the speaker claim about Finnegale's impact on community safety?

• Finnegale has reduced antisocial behavior.

• Finnegale has built more Garda stations.

• Finnegale has failed to make communities feel safe.

• Finnegale has improved community safety significantly.

According to the speaker, what has been the impact of Finnegale's governance on housing?

• It has resolved the housing crisis.

• It has improved housing for all.

• It has worsened the housing crisis.

• It has had no impact on housing.

What does the speaker suggest about the feelings of safety and well-being over the past 14 years?

• Safety and well-being have improved dramatically.

• People feel less safe and less well off.

• People feel safer and more secure.

• There has been no change in safety and well-being.

What question does the speaker pose to the Irish people regarding the current situation?

• Should we accept the status quo or strive for change?

• Should we support Finnegale for another term?

• Should we ignore the housing crisis?

• Should we focus on international issues?

What does the speaker believe is necessary for transforming the current situation?

• Maintaining the current government.

• Backing Sinn Fein and a change of government.

• Supporting Finnegale's policies.

• Ignoring political changes.