Ruth Davidson answers questions on Brexit and saying she supports the PM in getting a deal

The speaker expresses a clear stance against making decisions about certain issues, emphasizing a lack of support for an ordeal, which they believe is not beneficial for the UK. They mention receiving reassurances from the Prime Minister, who aims to secure a deal. The speaker supports the Prime Minister's efforts but questions the opposition, particularly Nicola Sturgeon, for not supporting any deal the Prime Minister might secure.

Why does the speaker oppose a no-deal scenario?

• They believe it will benefit the United Kingdom.

• They think it will harm the United Kingdom.

• They have not made a decision yet.

• They support Nicola Sturgeon's stance.

What reassurance did the speaker receive from the Prime Minister?

• That a no-deal is inevitable.

• That the United Kingdom will remain in the EU.

• That the Prime Minister will resign.

• That the objective is to secure a deal.

What is the speaker's position regarding the Prime Minister's efforts?

• They support the Prime Minister's efforts.

• They are indifferent to the Prime Minister's efforts.

• They are unaware of the Prime Minister's efforts.

• They oppose the Prime Minister's efforts.

What inconsistency does the speaker point out about Nicola Sturgeon's stance?

• She has no clear stance on the issue.

• She supports a no-deal but opposes any deal.

• She opposes both a no-deal and any deal.

• She supports both a no-deal and any deal.

What is the speaker's main critique of Nicola Sturgeon's MPs?

• They have no opinion on the Prime Minister's deals.

• They are undecided about supporting a no-deal.

• They oppose any deal secured by the Prime Minister.

• They support any deal secured by the Prime Minister.