Everyone Regrets Brexit: So What?

The video discusses the waning public enthusiasm for Brexit in the UK, highlighting recent polling data that shows a significant shift in sentiment. It explores the reasons behind this change, including political and economic chaos in the UK and the EU's improved image. The video also examines the implications for UK political parties, particularly the challenges faced by the Conservative and Labour parties in responding to these developments.

What is the current public sentiment in the UK regarding Brexit according to recent polls?

• Majority believe it was a mistake

• No significant change in sentiment

• Majority believe it was the right decision

• Sentiment is evenly split

Which constituency still believes Brexit was the right decision?

• London

• Manchester

• Boston and Skegness

• Liverpool

What are some reasons for the declining enthusiasm for Brexit in the UK?

• Improved economic conditions

• Stable political leadership

• Increased trade with Europe

• Political and economic chaos

How has the EU's response to recent crises affected its image?

• It has become more bureaucratic

• It has improved

• It remains unchanged

• It has worsened

What has been the EU's approach to debt sharing during the COVID crisis?

• Aggressive and demanding

• Non-existent

• Relaxed and cooperative

• Strict and limited

What challenge does Sunak face in responding to changing public sentiment on Brexit?

• Increasing trade with the US

• Maintaining party unity

• Strengthening ties with the EU

• Reducing taxes

What political risk does Starmer face if he appears too pro-Brexit?

• Increasing taxes

• Alienating pro-EU voters

• Losing support from the Lib Dems

• Strengthening the Conservative Party