Politics daily briefing: July 4

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 achieved everything perfectly.

• No government can claim to have done everything right.

• The government has not achieved anything significant.

• The government should not be proud of its actions.

How does the speaker view the collective achievements?

• The achievements are minimal and insignificant.

• The achievements are irrelevant to the future.

• The achievements are solely due to the government.

• The achievements are a result of collective effort.

What does the speaker emphasize about the future?

• The future is solely in the hands of the government.

• The future of the country is in the hands of the people.

• The future is uncertain and out of control.

• The future is predetermined and cannot be changed.

What is the speaker's perspective on the actions taken?

• The actions taken were insignificant.

• The actions taken were too cautious.

• The actions taken were bold and impactful.

• The actions taken were unnecessary.

What does the speaker suggest about achieving a fair deal?

• A fair deal is not a priority.

• A fair deal is achievable for the people.

• A fair deal is only for a select few.

• A fair deal is impossible to achieve.