Bercow struggled with Brexit MPs' "mood swings"

The transcript discusses the reactions of Brexiteers to various parliamentary decisions, highlighting their inconsistent responses. The speaker reflects on their personal stance on Brexit and the reactions it provoked. The government's strategy and favorable position in Brexit negotiations are analyzed, emphasizing the challenges faced by Parliament in implementing Brexit policies. The narrative criticizes the media's portrayal of Parliament's role, arguing that the government failed to provide clear direction.

How did the Brexiteers react when the chair was accommodating new rebels like Justine Greening and Dominic Grieve?

• They were enthusiastic.

• They were supportive.

• They were indifferent.

• They were unhappy.

What was the speaker's personal stance on Brexit during the referendum?

• He voted to leave.

• He voted to remain.

• He did not vote.

• He was undecided.

How did John Whittingdale, a respected Brexiteer, react to the speaker's admission of his vote?

• He was supportive.

• He was indifferent.

• He was surprised and disapproved.

• He was enthusiastic.

What is the speaker's opinion on the characterization of the last Parliament as treacherous?

• He strongly disagrees.

• He is undecided.

• He partially agrees.

• He agrees with it.

According to the speaker, who was responsible for initiating policy implementation in Parliament?

• The public

• The opposition

• The government

• The media