Uxbridge and South Ruislip voters have their say on Boris Johnson

The transcript discusses the necessity of completing Brexit, highlighting the perceived lack of democracy if it doesn't happen. It critiques the indecisiveness of the Liberals and the disarray within the Labour party. The speaker, a former military member, expresses a moral conflict in voting for Corbyn, leaning towards Boris Johnson as the best option despite being undecided. Concerns are raised about Boris potentially losing Axbridge due to airport issues rather than Brexit. Both major parties are criticized for their handling of the NHS and financial issues, leaving the speaker feeling that the country remains in a difficult situation.

What does the speaker believe about the current state of democracy in relation to Brexit?

• The country is more democratic than ever.

• Democracy is at risk if Brexit is not completed.

• Brexit has no impact on democracy.

• Democracy is thriving regardless of Brexit.

Why does the speaker criticize the Liberals?

• For opposing Brexit.

• For supporting Brexit.

• For their indecisiveness.

• For being too decisive.

What is the speaker's main reason for considering voting for Boris Johnson?

• They strongly support his policies.

• They dislike all other candidates.

• They believe he is the best of a bad bunch.

• They have always voted Conservative.

What issue does the speaker believe could cause Boris Johnson to lose Axbridge?

• His healthcare reforms.

• His stance on Brexit.

• His approval of the airport.

• His economic policies.

What criticism does the speaker have about both major political parties?

• They both support the NHS.

• They have both improved the economy.

• They have both failed in different ways.

• They both oppose Brexit.