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A NEW POLITICAL party with no name and no specific policies was launched amid much scepticism last Friday.
After well over a year of speculation the former Fine Gael minister Lucinda Creighton announced that her new party would be up-and-running within two months with councillor John Leahy and well-known financial advisor Eddie Hobbs among those involved.
Hobbs told us today that thousands have registered interest on the Reboot Ireland website, but just what exactly will this new party be advocating?
In the course of a wide-ranging interview with TheJournal.ie he offered these insights:
Would this new party abolish USC?
What would this new party do about public sector reform?
If there is no whip on social issues, where does Hobbs stand on abortion and same-sex marriage?
Finally, is this new party left wing or right wing?
All videos: Nicky Ryan/TheJournal.ie
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