Tim Farron, Liberal Democrats Campaigning in Lewes

The transcript discusses a political campaign in Lewiston, emphasizing the need to overturn a small majority. It criticizes Theresa May's strategy for a landslide victory and highlights the potential negative impacts of a hard Brexit. The speaker argues that the Liberal Democrats offer a better future and criticizes the current opposition, particularly the Labour Party, for being ineffective. The speech calls for public support to challenge the Conservative government and ensure a more democratic process.

What is the main reason the speaker urges support for the Liberal Democrats in Lewiston?

• To maintain the status quo

• To support the Conservative Party

• To overturn a small majority

• To ensure a hard Brexit

According to the speaker, why is Theresa May seeking a landslide victory?

• To avoid making deals with the EU

• To strengthen the opposition

• To support the Labour Party

• Due to the weak opposition

What does the speaker warn about regarding future deals between the UK and the EU?

• They will be transparent and public

• They will be decided by a public vote

• They will benefit the British economy

• They will be made without public input

What economic impact does the speaker associate with leaving the EU without a deal?

• Increased family incomes

• Lower prices in shops

• Rising prices and reduced incomes

• Improved rail services

How does the speaker describe the current state of the Labour Party?

• Focused on opposing the government

• Aligned with the Conservative Party

• Obsessed with internal leadership contests

• Strong and effective