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Brexit: A Deafening Silence

The Week Middle East

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June 10, 2017

This was supposed to be the “Brexit election”, said Martin Kettle in The Guardian. Yet seven weeks after Theresa May announced she was going to the polls in order to strengthen her hand in Europe, “all is silence” on the issue.

Brexit: A Deafening Silence

Labour, deeply divided on Brexit, has chosen to campaign on domestic issues instead. And May, while insisting she is the only politician capable of handling the Brexit negotiations, has revealed next to nothing about her intentions. Too “cowardly” to tell voters the truth – that any decent trade deal with Europe would involve compromise, especially on freedom of movement – she just keeps insisting that “no deal is better than a bad deal”.

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