CLEAN : Analyst reaction as Johnson opposes Cameron on EU

The transcript discusses the dynamics of EU support among member states, focusing on authority issues. It explores Boris Johnson's ambitions to lead the Conservative Party, regardless of the Brexit referendum outcome. The media's role in shaping public perception of political figures is examined, alongside the impact of EU negotiations on public trust. Boris Johnson's influence on Brexit is analyzed, with a look at current polls and public opinion, highlighting the remain camp's lead despite various crises.

What is the role of the European Council when the EU acts beyond its powers?

• To dissolve the European Parliament

• To negotiate new treaties

• To appeal decisions made by the EU

• To enforce penalties on member states

Why might Boris Johnson still become the leader of the Conservative Party even if he loses the referendum?

• He has the backing of the European Union

• He is the only candidate running for leadership

• He has the support of the majority of Conservative MPs and members

• He has promised to reverse Brexit

How might personal histories of political figures affect the referendum campaign?

• They could lead to increased voter turnout

• They might become a focal point if highlighted by opponents

• They will ensure a victory for the remain camp

• They will have no impact on the campaign

What is the general perception of Brexit among undecided voters?

• It is thought to be beneficial for the economy

• It is viewed as a riskier choice

• It is seen as a safer option

• It is considered inevitable

What has been the trend in polling for the remain camp despite various crises?

• They have fallen behind the Brexit camp

• They have maintained a consistent lead

• Their lead has decreased significantly

• Their support has been volatile