Farage says Brexit Party candidates were stood down 'to stop Lib Dems getting in'

The speaker expresses dissatisfaction with the Brussels deal and the political direction it represents. Despite political considerations, the Prime Minister's recent shift towards negotiating a Super Canada plus trade deal, which avoids political alignment, has influenced the speaker's decision-making. The speaker emphasizes the importance of keeping promises and ultimately prioritizing the country's interests over party politics.

What was the speaker's initial reaction to the deal from Brussels?

• They were confused about the deal.

• They were indifferent to the deal.

• They were pleased with the deal.

• They absolutely hated the deal.

What concern did the speaker have regarding the Liberal Democrats?

• They were indifferent to the Liberal Democrats.

• They were concerned about gaining too many seats.

• They were worried about losing seats.

• They wanted to form a coalition with them.

What change did the Prime Minister signal in his announcement?

• A move towards political alignment.

• An increase in political alignment with Brussels.

• Negotiating a free trade deal similar to Super Canada plus.

• A complete withdrawal from trade negotiations.

What did the speaker emphasize as important in the new circumstances?

• Prioritizing the country's needs.

• Focusing on party politics.

• Ignoring the Prime Minister's announcement.

• Maintaining the status quo.

How did the Prime Minister's announcement affect the speaker's decision-making?

• It made the decision more complicated.

• It had no impact on their decision.

• It simplified the decision-making process.

• It caused them to abandon their decision.