The Link Between Brexit Delays and a Possible Populist Surge in EU Elections

The video discusses the challenges facing the Brexit deal, highlighting the improbability of it passing due to opposition from various political parties, including the DUP and ERG. It explores potential outcomes such as leaving with no deal or seeking an extension, and the implications of European elections. The video also covers the options available to Parliament, including revoking Article 50, and the complexities of obtaining an extension from the EU.

What is one of the main reasons Theresa May's deal is unlikely to pass?

• Support from the ERG

• Lack of Labour MPs crossing over

• Majority support in Parliament

• Support from the DUP

What is the default position if no deal is reached by April 12th?

• Adopting Theresa May's deal

• Revoking Article 50

• Leaving with no deal

• A long extension

Why are European Parliament elections a concern for the EU?

• They could lead to a second referendum

• They are costly to organize

• They require unanimous agreement

• They might increase populist representation

What is the only unilateral action the UK Parliament can take regarding Brexit?

• Seek an extension

• Revoke Article 50

• Adopt Theresa May's deal

• Hold a second referendum

What are the three choices available to the UK Parliament?

• Leave with no deal, seek an extension, adopt the deal

• Seek an extension, hold elections, revoke Article 50

• Revoke Article 50, seek an extension, hold elections

• Adopt the deal, hold a referendum, leave with no deal