General election: Anger from Brexit Party candidates as they are stood down

The speaker argues against the Labour Party and Remainers who support a second referendum, stating it would insult the 17.4 million people who voted and undermine the democratic system. The emphasis is on defending democracy and stopping the push for another vote.

What is the primary focus of the speaker's argument in the first section?

• To promote a second referendum

• To support the Labour Party

• To concentrate efforts against the Labour Party and Remainers

• To discuss economic policies

Why does the speaker believe a second referendum would be disrespectful?

• It would ignore the previous vote of 17.4 million people

• It would be too costly

• It would take too long to organize

• It would be confusing for voters

How many people does the speaker mention as having voted in the previous referendum?

• 20 million

• 15.3 million

• 18.5 million

• 17.4 million

What does the speaker suggest about the impact of a second referendum on the democratic system?

• It would strengthen democracy

• It would be a minor inconvenience

• It would undermine the democratic system

• It would have no impact

What action does the speaker believe should be taken regarding a second referendum?

• It should be postponed

• It should be encouraged

• It should be ignored

• It should be stopped