Britain's Brexit thinking is stuck in 19th century
Britain's Brexit thinking is stuck in 19th century
- As of last week, it now looks more like a rope bridge, with Ms May and Britain’s constitutional future suspended dangerously above the choppy waters of disaster.
At one end of the Brexit rope bridge, Ms May is now standing face-to-face with European Council president Donald Tusk. He boasts the expansive breadth and depth of European institutions and states right behind him. Mr Tusk is the one on dry land. (And power trumps trust in the EU.)
- As of last week, it now looks more like a rope bridge, with Ms May and Britain’s constitutional future suspended dangerously above the choppy waters of disaster.
At one end of the Brexit rope bridge, Ms May is now standing face-to-face with European Council president Donald Tusk. He boasts the expansive breadth and depth of European institutions and states right behind him. Mr Tusk is the one on dry land. (And power trumps trust in the EU.)