David Davis quote

The speaker criticizes a political figure for distancing themselves from their policies, labeling it as cowardice. They argue that the figure only wants policies debated in a controlled environment where they can manipulate outcomes, rather than facing honest public opinion. The speaker emphasizes that this is a matter of principle, not just politics.

What does the speaker consider as cowardice?

• Engaging in public debates

• Distancing oneself from policies

• Changing political parties

• Supporting unpopular policies

Why does the speaker believe the individual is ashamed of their policies?

• They have publicly apologized

• They only discuss them in a controlled group

• They are willing to discuss them openly

• They have changed their policies

What kind of group does the speaker suggest the individual prefers for debates?

• A group of political opponents

• A group that can be easily influenced

• A group of unbiased experts

• A group of international leaders

According to the speaker, what is the real issue at hand?

• A political strategy

• A matter of public opinion

• An issue of principle

• Economic policies

How does the speaker view the people of East Yorkshire?

• As easily influenced

• As honest in their opinions

• As supportive of the policies

• As indifferent to politics