Jo Swinson: David Cameron cannot be forgiven for calling Brexit referendum

The transcript discusses the problems arising from David Cameron's decisions, particularly his prioritization of the Conservative Party's interests over the national interest. It highlights his actions related to the referendum and the subsequent impact on the UK, emphasizing the ongoing pattern of similar behavior by Conservative prime ministers. The focus is on the internal dynamics of the Conservative Party and the broader implications for the country's future.

What is the main criticism of David Cameron's actions according to the first section?

• He ignored economic policies.

• He was too lenient with opposition parties.

• He prioritized the Conservative Party's interests over national interests.

• He focused too much on international relations.

What significant political move did David Cameron make after winning the majority in 2015?

• He formed a coalition government.

• He called for a general election.

• He announced a new economic policy.

• He fast-tracked a referendum.

What pattern is observed among Conservative Party leaders according to the final section?

• Maintaining party unity over national issues.

• Prioritizing economic growth.

• Promoting environmental policies.

• Focusing on international diplomacy.

What was the main issue at stake that was affected by the Conservative Party's focus?

• The national healthcare system.

• The military budget.

• The future of Europe.

• The education policy.

How does the speaker view David Cameron's legacy?

• As a visionary politician.

• As a neutral figure.

• As an unforgivable misjudgment.

• As a successful leader.