Ulster Unionists promise to offer progressive voice in House of Commons

The video discusses the political landscape of Northern Ireland, emphasizing the need for MPs who prioritize Northern Ireland's interests. It critiques the 2017 election results, highlighting the limited influence of Sinn Féin and the strategic errors of the DUP. The Ulster Unionist Party presents itself as a progressive alternative, opposing the leadership of Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn. The video calls for the return of Ulster Unionist MPs to ensure effective representation and uphold unionism.

What is the significance of electing MPs who have Northern Ireland's best interests at heart?

How did the DUP's influence at Westminster change over time according to the text?

What were the consequences of the DUP conceding on Johnson's regulatory border in the Irish Sea?

What alternative do Ulster Unionist MPs offer according to the text?

In what ways does the text suggest that the current representation of Northern Ireland in the House of Commons is lacking?