Anne Marie Morris: PM was audacious to extend Brexit without asking Parliament

The transcript discusses a novel voting system and the speaker's stance on Brexit, emphasizing a preference for leaving with no deal. The speaker criticizes the Prime Minister for extending Brexit without parliamentary approval and argues that the Prime Minister's deal is ineffective, especially given the DUP's opposition. The speaker believes Brexit support remains strong and criticizes the Prime Minister's tactics of leveraging personal unpopularity to push the deal, suggesting that a new Prime Minister won't simplify the situation.

What was the speaker's stance on the Brexit options during the voting process?

• Supported the Prime Minister's deal

• Supported leaving with no deal

• Supported all options

• Supported an extension

Why does the speaker believe the Prime Minister's deal is not a viable option?

• It is the only way to avoid Brexit

• It lacks parliamentary approval

• It is supported by the DUP

• It guarantees Brexit

What are the reasons for the DUP's opposition to the Prime Minister's deal?

• Concerns about the United Kingdom's unity

• Economic benefits

• Approval from Parliament

• Support for the backstop

How does the speaker view the Prime Minister's strategy of linking the deal's success to personal popularity?

• As a fair decision

• As a strategic move

• As extraordinary tactics

• As poor tactics

What realization does the speaker believe people are coming to regarding Brexit?

• Brexit complexities are not easily resolved

• A new Prime Minister is the solution

• Changing the Prime Minister will solve Brexit

• The complexities of Brexit are simple