General Election battleground: Uxbridge and South Ruislip

The transcript discusses the necessity of completing Brexit, reflecting on how it affects democracy. It highlights personal morals influencing voting choices, particularly in the context of Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn. The conversation also touches on the economic impact of political parties, referencing past events and decisions.

What does the speaker believe would happen if Brexit is not completed?

• The economy would improve.

• The country would become more democratic.

• The military would take over.

• The country would lose its democratic nature.

Why does the speaker feel unable to vote for Corbin?

• Due to a lack of information.

• Due to his personal morals.

• Because of his military background.

• Because Corbin supports Brexit.

What does the speaker suggest could be a reason for Boris losing Axbridge?

• Other political reasons.

• Personal scandals.

• Economic policies.

• Brexit issues.

What criticism does the speaker have about the political parties?

• They have both improved the economy.

• They both support Brexit.

• They have both failed in economic management.

• They are both too conservative.

According to the speaker, what did one party do in 2010?

• Increased military spending.

• Led to bankruptcy.

• Improved the economy.

• Sold national assets.