Sam Gyimah explains reasons for joining Liberal Democrats at party conference in Bournemouth

Sam Gemma introduces himself and discusses his political journey, including his role as an MP for East Surrey. He critiques Theresa May's withdrawal agreement, highlighting its drawbacks based on his EU negotiation experience. Gemma reflects on the political challenges within the Conservative party and the pressure on MPs to prioritize careers over country. He emphasizes the importance of standing against a no deal Brexit and working cross-party to protect the constitution and citizens' livelihoods.

What was Sam Gemma's reaction to the expectations of a constituent when he first became an MP?

What concerns did Sam Gemma express about Theresa May's withdrawal agreement?

How did Sam Gemma describe the situation of MPs during the vote to stop no deal?

What does Sam Gemma believe about the implications of playing fast and loose with the constitution?

What does Sam Gemma suggest should be done when people are labeled as collaborators or saboteurs?