Danny Kennedy rules out supporting no-deal Brexit

The transcript discusses the concerns around a hard border in Ireland, emphasizing the need for equal protection under the Good Friday Agreement. It opposes a second Brexit referendum due to the potential for increased national division. The importance of a sensible Brexit deal is highlighted to protect business and provide opportunities for youth. The text also addresses nationalism's use of Brexit as a chance for a border poll and stresses the need for a stable pro Union voice to counter instability.

What is the main concern of unionists regarding the backstop?

• It creates a hard border in the Irish Sea.

• It undermines the Good Friday Agreement.

• It leads to economic instability.

• It favors nationalist interests over unionist ones.

Why does the speaker oppose a second Brexit referendum?

• It would favor nationalist interests.

• It would delay the Brexit process.

• It would deepen national divisions.

• It would be too costly.

What is the speaker's stance on leaving the EU without a deal?

• It should be considered if no deal is reached.

• It is a viable option.

• It is supported by the majority.

• It is not an option due to economic risks.

What sectors does the speaker emphasize need protection in the Brexit process?

• Tourism and education

• Agrifood and business

• Technology and finance

• Healthcare and infrastructure

How does the speaker view the use of Brexit by nationalists?

• As a method to increase political stability

• As a way to improve economic conditions

• As an opportunity to achieve their ultimate goal

• As a chance to strengthen the union