Election 2019: November 5 round-up

The speaker expresses surprise at their candidacy for Prime Minister, comparing themselves favorably to Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn. They discuss the importance of Brexit, emphasizing the public's desire to leave the EU. The speaker thanks supporters for their efforts over the past 100 days and encourages unity for the campaign. They criticize the handling of Brexit, warning against its potential negative impact on the National Health Service and working people.

What is the speaker's main reason for believing they could be a better Prime Minister than Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn?

• They have more support from the public.

• They believe they can handle Brexit better.

• They have more political experience.

• They have a stronger public speaking ability.

What does the speaker imply about the 17.4 million people who voted in the Brexit referendum?

• They wanted to remain in the EU.

• They were undecided about Brexit.

• They voted for a complete exit from the EU.

• They were misinformed about Brexit.

What is the speaker's message to their supporters regarding the past 100 days?

• To prepare for a new campaign.

• To reflect on past mistakes.

• To celebrate their achievements.

• To focus on economic policies.

What does the speaker warn against in relation to Brexit?

• Ignoring environmental issues.

• Undermining the National Health Service.

• Reducing military spending.

• Increasing taxes on the wealthy.

What does the speaker thank their supporters for?

• Their financial contributions.

• Their efforts over the last 100 days.

• Their participation in debates.

• Their social media support.