Gavin Robinson launches DUP's election manifesto

The transcript discusses the importance of voting for a strong pro-union team in Northern Ireland, specifically the DUP, to ensure prosperity and stability. It addresses questions about the Windsor Framework and Labour's unionist credentials, emphasizing the current Labour Party's pro-union stance. The speaker reassures that the DUP will continue to work in Northern Ireland's best interests. Finally, concerns about the cost of manifesto policies and the lack of appetite for revenue raising are raised.

What is the main message conveyed about voting in Northern Ireland?

• Voting for smaller parties is encouraged.

• A strong pro-union team is essential.

• Abstaining from voting is recommended.

• Voting for nationalist parties is crucial.

What concern does Amanda Ferguson raise about Labour's stance?

• Labour's focus on economic policies.

• Labour's support for smaller parties.

• Labour's potential to weaken the union.

• Labour's lack of interest in Northern Ireland.

How does the Democratic Unionist Party view its role in Northern Ireland?

• As a passive observer.

• As a promoter of Irish nationalism.

• As a supporter of smaller parties.

• As a defender of Northern Ireland's interests.

What is the Democratic Unionist Party's priority according to the speaker?

• Promoting a stronger Northern Ireland within the UK.

• Supporting nationalist movements.

• Reducing political engagement.

• Focusing solely on economic growth.

What issue does James McCarthy raise about the manifesto?

• The manifesto lacks clear policies.

• The financial cost of the policies.

• The manifesto ignores unionist concerns.

• The policies are too focused on nationalism.