Interview with Rory Stewart MP on the Conservative Party leadership election

The speaker expresses gratitude for public support and highlights the energy in the campaign. They discuss the importance of pragmatism and the center ground in public opinion. The speaker questions the ability of people to deliver on promises and emphasizes the need for realism in political debates.

What does the speaker feel about the public's response to the campaign?

• The public is indifferent.

• The public is highly supportive.

• The public is critical.

• The public is confused.

According to the speaker, what message is resonating with the public?

• A message of the center ground.

• A message of extremism.

• A message of radical change.

• A message of isolationism.

What is the speaker's view on the promises made by candidates?

• They are guaranteed to succeed.

• They are risky and may not be fulfilled.

• They are easily achievable.

• They are irrelevant.

What is the speaker's instinct about the candidates' ability to deliver on their promises?

• They cannot deliver.

• They have already delivered.

• They might deliver.

• They will definitely deliver.

What does the speaker suggest candidates should focus on in their debates?

• Focusing on international issues.

• Ignoring public opinion.

• Making more promises.

• Embracing realism.