Jo Swinson: It's absolutely possible to stop Brexit

The video discusses the need for a liberal movement to counter nationalism and populism, emphasizing the importance of reaching new and young voters. It highlights the speaker's commitment to gender equality and encouraging women in politics. The video contrasts political competitions, critiquing Boris Johnson's approach. It concludes with strategies to stop Brexit through a people's vote and cooperation with other parties.

What is the speaker's approach to engaging with new voters?

• Ignoring social media platforms

• Targeting only older voters

• Reaching out across generations and party lines

• Focusing solely on traditional media

How does the speaker describe the Liberal Democrats' leadership contest?

• A contest between two enemies

• A chaotic and disorganized event

• A fierce and unfriendly battle

• A cordial and good-humored competition

What criticism does the speaker have of Boris Johnson?

• He is too focused on environmental issues

• He avoids scrutiny and takes his position for granted

• He is overly cautious and indecisive

• He is too cooperative with other parties

What is the proposed method to stop Brexit according to the speaker?

• A secret parliamentary vote

• A people's vote

• A unilateral decision by the government

• Ignoring the issue altogether

Which party does the speaker believe is best positioned as the home of remain?

• The Liberal Democrats

• The Labour Party

• The Conservative Party

• The Green Party