Election 2019: November 11 round-up

The speaker discusses the complexity of making a decision regarding Brexit, expressing dissatisfaction with the deal from Brussels but acknowledging political realities. The Prime Minister's shift towards a 'Super Canada plus' trade deal is highlighted as a positive change. The importance of voting and having both sides of the Brexit debate represented in leadership discussions is emphasized.

What was the speaker's main concern about the deal from Brussels?

• It did not align with their political views.

• It was not supported by the Prime Minister.

• It was too favorable to the Liberal Democrats.

• It was too easy to implement.

What change did the Prime Minister signal regarding Brexit negotiations?

• A focus on political alignment.

• A shift towards a Super Canada plus deal.

• A complete withdrawal from negotiations.

• An increase in Liberal Democrat seats.

Why does the speaker believe voting for the Conservatives is crucial?

• To ensure political alignment with Brussels.

• To achieve a Super Canada plus deal.

• To successfully complete Brexit.

• To increase Liberal Democrat representation.

According to the speaker, what is vital for democracy during the Brexit debate?

• Ensuring both sides are represented.

• Having only one side represented.

• Ignoring the leaders' debates.

• Focusing solely on economic issues.

What does the speaker imply about people's understanding of Brexit?

• People are more aware of party policies than Brexit.

• People are more informed about Brexit than party choices.

• People are indifferent to Brexit outcomes.

• People are confused about the Brexit process.