David Cameron interview on majority government

The speaker emphasizes the need for a majority government, arguing it provides more accountability than a coalition. The manifesto is presented as the government's program, ensuring clarity and avoiding backroom deals. The speaker dismisses the idea of a Plan B, focusing solely on winning a majority in the upcoming election.

Why does the speaker believe a majority government is preferable to a coalition government?

• It allows for more backroom deals.

• It is less accountable.

• It requires fewer elections.

• It is more accountable and clear.

What does the speaker say about having a Plan B?

• Plan B is to consult with the opposition.

• Plan B involves coalition talks.

• There is no Plan B.

• There is a secret Plan B.

How does the speaker respond to rumors of secret talks?

• Confirms the rumors.

• Denies having time for secret talks.

• Plans to have talks soon.

• Ignores the rumors.

What is the speaker's main focus for the next 37 days?

• To negotiate with other parties.

• To win a majority for the country.

• To take a break from politics.

• To revise the manifesto.

What does the speaker believe is best for the country?

• No government.

• A majority government.

• Frequent elections.

• A coalition government.