Ann Widdecombe Talks to Press While Out Campaigning in Exeter

The transcript discusses the enthusiastic reaction and support from Exeter, highlighting the rapid growth to 100,000 supporters in just five weeks. It contrasts this success with other political parties, emphasizing the unique achievement.

What was the reaction from Exeter and its students towards the movement?

• Confused

• Overwhelmingly positive

• Negative

• Indifferent

How many supporters did the movement gain in five weeks?

• 50,000

• 75,000

• 150,000

• 100,000

What is the significance of the movement's growth in terms of supporters?

• It is a minor achievement.

• It is a slow and steady growth.

• It is an unprecedented growth that other parties desire.

• It is a common achievement for most parties.

What is the speaker's perspective on the other big parties' ability to gain supporters?

• They are not interested in gaining more supporters.

• They are equally successful.

• They have more supporters.

• They struggle to gain such rapid support.

What does the speaker imply about the movement's growth compared to other parties?

• It is irrelevant to other parties.

• It is slower than other parties.

• It is a unique and enviable achievement.

• It is a typical growth pattern.