Former Tory MEP Ashley Fox: Terrible night for the Conservatives

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by the Conservative Party due to Brexit, including leadership decisions and the need to honor the referendum result. It highlights the deadlock in Parliament and the rise of the Brexit Party, which has gained support due to dissatisfaction with the main parties' handling of Brexit. The discussion also touches on voter sentiment and shifts in party support, particularly towards the Lib Dems and Green Party.

What is the main reason for the Conservative Party's poor performance according to the speaker?

• Economic downturn

• Failure to deliver on Brexit

• Lack of public support

• Internal party conflicts

What is the speaker's preference regarding Brexit?

• Holding a second referendum

• Leaving without a deal

• Staying in the EU

• Leaving with a deal

What is the current state of the House of Commons according to the speaker?

• United in decision-making

• Opposed to any Brexit deal

• Deadlocked

• In favor of a second referendum

What has contributed to the rise of the Brexit Party?

• Economic policies

• Failure of traditional parties to honor the referendum

• Strong leadership

• International support

How have voters reacted to the ambiguous approach of traditional parties?

• Increased support for traditional parties

• Support for a second referendum

• Indifference

• Desertion to other parties like Lib Dem and Green