Daily Politics Briefing: May 23

The speaker acknowledges that no government is perfect but expresses pride in the achievements and bold actions taken. The future of the country is placed in the hands of its citizens, with a promise of a fair deal for all.

What does the speaker admit about the government's performance?

• The government has not achieved anything significant.

• The government should not be proud of its actions.

• No government can claim to have done everything right.

• The government has achieved everything perfectly.

What is the speaker proud of?

• The government's inability to act.

• The lack of bold actions.

• The mistakes made by the government.

• The achievements made together with the people.

What does the speaker emphasize about the government's actions?

• They were unnecessary.

• They were not well thought out.

• They were bold and important for the future.

• They were insignificant.

According to the speaker, who holds the future of the country?

• The government alone.

• No one.

• The people.

• Foreign entities.

What does the speaker suggest is achievable for the people?

• A fair deal.

• A perfect government.

• Complete independence from government actions.

• Unlimited resources.