DUP's Foster and Dodds address loyalist poster campaign

The transcript discusses the party's clear stance against abusive campaign tactics and challenges Sinn Féin to condemn violence unequivocally. It also outlines reasons for not supporting Jeremy Corbyn's leadership, citing potential negative impacts on the UK. The speaker emphasizes a positive vision for Northern Ireland, highlighting policy ideas and past achievements, such as the confidence and supply agreement, to encourage support for the DUP in Westminster.

What is the party's position on materials that are personally abusive or offensive?

• They condemn them as they have no place in democratic debate.

• They support them if they are accurate.

• They ignore them as they are not part of the campaign.

• They use them selectively against opponents.

What challenge does the speaker present to other parties regarding violence?

• To condemn violence only from certain groups.

• To support all acts of violence.

• To ignore violence as a political tool.

• To condemn every act of violence from all paramilitary organizations.

Why does the party refuse to support a Jeremy Corbyn-led Labour government?

• Because they prefer a different Labour leader.

• Due to Corbyn's support for Scottish independence.

• Because they have a strong alliance with Labour.

• Due to concerns about the breakup of the United Kingdom.

What is the focus of the party's positive campaign for Northern Ireland?

• To support Jeremy Corbyn's policies.

• To focus solely on economic issues.

• To set out a positive vision with new and innovative policy ideas.

• To criticize other political parties.

What impact did the confidence and supply agreement have?

• It only benefited large corporations.

• It had no significant impact on local communities.

• It brought £1.5 billion extra spending, benefiting breakfast clubs and child care.

• It reduced spending on local initiatives.