Name: Why an ex-Tory ran for the Lib Dems | FT
Uploaded: 2020-03-07T16:02:36.000Z
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LAURA HUGHES: But today, he's standing as a Liberal Democrat

LAURA HUGHES: Is that actually helping you, in some ways,

SAM GYIMAH: Well, it's a very politically engaged

And I have huge name recognition on the doorsteps

They know I was one of the 21 who rebelled against no deal.

We've got a potentially hard left government

You know, Boris Johnson will say that he needs the biggest

But he's gambling with our economic future.

LAURA HUGHES: What was Sam like as a student at school?

I would've stayed as a minister in the seat I was in before.

With all due respect, Lib Dems are hardly likely to get in,

I'm talking about the whole nation to stop Brexit.

SAM GYIMAH: But we will be a brake on the extremes.

What is not common is to say he won't vote.

But without the majority, we are fearful that,

if you don't win the majority-- of which I think the polls are

SAM GYIMAH: You can't have either Corbyn and his madness

in the rule of the state or Boris Johnson having

a majority to deliver whatever Brexit that he wants.

And giving in because we feel we're exhausted

SUBJECT 3: Thank you very much for your time.

SUBJECT 4 (OVER DOOR PHONE): Then why did you ring flat 1?

SUBJECT 4 (OVER DOOR PHONE): Are you stupid?

SUBJECT 5: I shan't be voting for you, but I wish you well.

LAURA HUGHES: What's it like, as a Lib Dem,

working for someone who was a Conservative minister?

JOSH PARK: I don't see it as anything different because I

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Why an ex-Tory ran for the Lib Dems | FT

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