Three more Brexit Party MEPs quit to back PM’s deal

The transcript discusses a misguided strategy that risks independence at a crucial moment. It critiques Boris Johnson's deal and questions the rationale behind competing with the Tories. The text emphasizes the importance of voting for the Conservative Party to prevent Jeremy Corbyn from reversing Brexit and implementing his policies. It also highlights the impact of votes, noting that a significant portion comes from Conservative supporters, which could affect the political landscape.

What is the main concern about the current strategy discussed in the first section?

• It supports the Tories in all areas.

• It risks the chance of independence.

• It guarantees a Labour victory.

• It focuses on economic policies.

What is the main argument against competing with the Tories in certain areas?

• It guarantees a Conservative victory.

• It strengthens the Labour Party.

• It risks losing Conservative support.

• It is unnecessary and counterproductive.

Why is it suggested to vote for the Conservative Party according to the second section?

• To ensure a Labour majority.

• To support a Marxist agenda.

• To reverse Brexit.

• To prevent Jeremy Corbyn's policies.

What is the estimated source of votes for the Conservatives mentioned in the final section?

• Two-thirds from Conservative supporters.

• All from Labour supporters.

• Half from Labour, half from Conservatives.

• All from independent voters.

What is the potential impact of the votes discussed in the final section?

• They have no impact on the election.

• They ensure a Conservative minority.

• They damage the chances of getting levers into Parliament.

• They strengthen Labour's position.