Support for Irish unity not advanced one step in 25 years, says DUP leader

The transcript discusses the pro-union message and achievements over the past five years, focusing on the Northern Ireland Protocol and the Windsor Framework. It highlights the progress made in devolution and the choices facing voters in the upcoming election. The speaker envisions a future where Northern Ireland remains part of the Union, emphasizing the benefits of being in the United Kingdom. The manifesto outlines commitments to strengthening ties within the UK and ensuring mutual benefits.

What is the main focus of the pro-union message in the upcoming election?

• To criticize the European Union

• To highlight the failures of the past five years

• To emphasize the achievements and future commitments

• To discuss the benefits of leaving the Union

What choice does the election present to the people of Northern Ireland?

• To decide on the future of the Northern Ireland Protocol

• To vote on the independence of Northern Ireland

• To choose between different economic policies

• To select between a pro-union voice and those uninterested in representation

How does the speaker view the future of Northern Ireland in 50 years?

• As a peaceful part of the Union

• As a separate entity from the UK

• As an independent nation

• As part of a united Ireland

What is the speaker's perspective on the benefits of Northern Ireland being part of the UK?

• It limits economic growth

• It provides educational and work opportunities across the UK

• It creates political instability

• It isolates Northern Ireland from the rest of the world

What is the difference between political unionism and pro-union sentiments according to the speaker?

• Political unionism is more focused on economic issues

• Political unionism seeks independence from the UK

• Pro-union sentiments aim to dissolve the Union

• Pro-union sentiments are less concerned with constitutional questions