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The speaker discusses the importance of voting yes in the upcoming referendum, highlighting the potential loss of an EU Commissioner and control over taxation if a no vote prevails. They emphasize the economic benefits of a yes vote, arguing that it will protect jobs and attract foreign investment. The speaker criticizes opponents for lacking viable plans for the Irish economy and urges voters to focus on economic issues rather than political dissatisfaction.

What guarantees does the speaker mention regarding taxation in the context of the EU?

What role does the speaker believe the economy and jobs play in influencing voter decisions?

How does the speaker justify the need for Ireland to vote 'yes' on the EU matter?

What are the potential consequences of voting 'no' in the upcoming election according to the speaker?

Who does the speaker refer to as 'losers' in the context of the election?