Arlene Fsoter gives speech at DUP conference

The speaker emphasizes the need to oppose government actions that harm Northern Ireland and the UK. They express a desire for a deal that benefits the entire UK, including Northern Ireland, but reject the Prime Minister's current agreement due to its negative economic impact and potential to weaken the UK.

What is the speaker's main criticism of the government's actions?

• They are beneficial to Northern Ireland.

• They are supportive of the United Kingdom.

• They are economically advantageous.

• They are fundamentally wrong and harmful to Northern Ireland.

What does the speaker want in a deal?

• A deal that works for the entire United Kingdom.

• A deal that weakens the United Kingdom.

• A deal that benefits only Northern Ireland.

• A deal that excludes Northern Ireland.

What is the speaker's stance on the Prime Minister's current agreement?

• They fully support it.

• They will support it without any changes.

• They will not support it without changes.

• They believe it is perfect as it is.

Why does the speaker believe the current agreement is bad for Northern Ireland?

• It has no impact on Northern Ireland.

• It is beneficial for Northern Ireland.

• It leaves Northern Ireland behind.

• It strengthens Northern Ireland economically.

What potential impact does the speaker believe the agreement will have on the United Kingdom?

• It will strengthen the foundations of the UK.

• It will have no impact on the UK.

• It will make the UK more united.

• It will weaken the foundations of the UK.