UKIP Protest Outside Parliament

The transcript discusses the timing of a political debate, highlighting concerns about the EU's impact on the British economy and the need for a free trade agreement. It emphasizes the importance of political representation and encourages individuals to vote with their conscience for their constituents and country.

What is the speaker's view on the eurozone countries' push towards political union?

• They believe it will benefit the UK.

• They are skeptical and believe it will drag the UK along.

• They are supportive of it.

• They think it will solve unemployment issues.

What does the speaker suggest as an alternative to political union?

• Increased EU regulations.

• A simple free trade agreement.

• A new political party.

• A full political union.

How does the speaker describe their party's success in elections?

• They have no electoral success.

• They have been successful in European elections.

• They have a majority in the House of Commons.

• They have won the general elections.

What does the speaker urge MPs to do regarding the vote?

• Abstain from voting.

• Vote against their conscience.

• Vote with their conscience and for their constituents.

• Vote for their party's interests.

What is the speaker's message to MPs who are hesitant about voting against their government?

• To follow party lines.

• To consider their political career.

• To avoid making a decision.

• To stand up for their country and do the decent thing.