Campaigning gets underway for the UK General Election

The transcript emphasizes the long-term impact of current decisions, particularly on the younger generation who were denied a vote in the referendum. It highlights the importance of sending a clear message to the government, which has been overly responsive to UKIP. The speaker positions themselves as an antidote to UKIP, advocating for a future-oriented approach that considers the consequences for the youth.

What is the main concern of the speaker regarding the decisions being made now?

• They will only affect the next five years.

• They will have a long-term impact over the next 50 years.

• They will not affect future generations.

• They are only relevant to the current government.

Which age group does the speaker emphasize as being most affected by the referendum?

• 16 to 18 year olds

• 18 to 25 year olds

• 30 to 35 year olds

• 25 to 30 year olds

Why does the speaker believe it is vital to send a clear message?

• To support the current government.

• To encourage more referendums.

• To ensure the younger generation is heard.

• To oppose UKIP's influence.

What criticism does the speaker have towards the government's response to UKIP?

• The government ignored UKIP completely.

• The government followed UKIP's lead too readily.

• The government was too aggressive towards UKIP.

• The government was too slow to respond.

What role does the speaker claim to play in relation to UKIP?

• An antidote to UKIP.

• A neutral observer.

• An ally of the government.

• A supporter of UKIP.