Sam Gyimah explains reasons for joining Liberal Democrats at party conference in Bournemouth

Sam Gemma introduces himself and discusses his political journey, including his role as an MP for East Surrey. He critiques Theresa May's withdrawal agreement, highlighting its drawbacks based on his EU negotiation experience. Gemma reflects on the political challenges within the Conservative party and the pressure on MPs to prioritize careers over country. He emphasizes the importance of standing against a no deal Brexit and working cross-party to protect the constitution and citizens' livelihoods.

What was Sam Gemma's initial reaction from a constituent when he first ran for the East Surrey constituency?

• They were impressed by his political experience.

• They expected someone tall, dark, and handsome.

• They were concerned about his policies.

• They were supportive of his campaign.

What was Sam Gemma's main concern about Theresa May's withdrawal agreement?

• It would leave the UK negotiating with its hands tied.

• It was the best possible deal for the UK.

• It would strengthen the UK's position in future negotiations.

• It was a fair compromise for all parties involved.

Why did Sam Gemma believe it was important to ask the public about the withdrawal agreement?

• Because it was a significant change from what was promised.

• Because the agreement was already approved by the majority.

• Because it was a minor adjustment to existing policies.

• Because it was universally accepted by all political parties.

What was the dilemma faced by MPs according to Sam Gemma during the no-deal Brexit discussions?

• Balancing party loyalty with public opinion.

• Supporting a deal that was already rejected.

• Deciding whether to support a new referendum.

• Choosing between their careers and the country's interests.

How did Sam Gemma describe those who stood against a no-deal Brexit?

• As heroes of the nation.

• As neutral observers.

• As collaborators and saboteurs.

• As supporters of the government.