Angus Robertson's speech to Anti Fox Hunting protesters Part 1/3

The transcript discusses a political scenario where the speaker expresses pride in a victory achieved through recent efforts. The speaker highlights the influence on MPs and the decision by the SNP group to oppose the government, leading to a potential loss for the government. The speaker criticizes David Cameron for withdrawing a vote, labeling him a coward for avoiding a likely defeat.

What was the main reason for the speaker's pride in the introduction?

• The speaker's political career

• The speaker's own achievements

• The birth of someone in Wimbledon

• The recent victory due to efforts in persuading MPs

What was the strategic move made by the SNP group?

• To support the government

• To abstain from voting

• To form a coalition with the government

• To participate in the vote and oppose the government

Why did the speaker believe the government would lose the vote?

• Because of a lack of public support

• Due to the SNP's decision to participate and oppose

• Because of internal conflicts within the government

• Due to a financial crisis

What accusation did the speaker make against David Cameron?

• Being dishonest

• Being a coward for withdrawing the vote

• Being indecisive

• Being too aggressive

What was the implied reason for David Cameron's withdrawal of the vote?

• He was advised by his party

• He feared losing the vote

• He was confident of winning

• He wanted more time to prepare