Theresa May should have taken my father's advice on Brexit https://t.co/lJjlnKQkoE— Maggie Haberman (@maggieNYT) March 19, 2019
Everything I've heard about Brexit on BBC World Service is that a "no-deal" Brexit (a/k/a, "crashing out" of the EU) would wreck the British economy and severely damage the world economy, in no small part because it would end all trade between Britain and the EU immediately (or else why does the EU have trade agreements as the EU?). And then there's the question of the border between Ireland and Northern Ireland; if that suddenly closes, it's The Troubles all over again.
But sure, Trump, Jr. is right, his dad's sage advice should have been followed. And what was that again? Oh, yeah: "Crash out!" Which is, not coincidentally, what John Bolton is telling Britain to do. Noted international economic experts, all three.
With friends like these, Teresa May doesn't need any enemies.
(On the other hand, it explains this:
(On the other hand, it explains this:
The Economic Report of the President has revealed that the quality of interns at CEA is much better than it was when I was there....we never got cool ones like Steve Rogers, Bruce Wayne, Peter Parker, Aunt May, and John Cleese pic.twitter.com/qELM2729os— Martha Gimbel (@marthagimbel) March 19, 2019
That fish just keep on rottin'!)
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