Too many politicians pay lip service to Brexit while doing their best not to implement it

Even if the vote isn’t until 2022, Britain will not have completed the exit process by the time it arrives

The government’s stance on the new initiative makes no sense

Ireland presents Theresa May with an impossible choice

The Chair of the Treasury Select Committee says the transition will not be long enough—and takes a pop at Boris Johnson for good measure

The government stalls but it cannot avoid parliament forever 

The proposals, already rejected last year, are only the latest in a long line of failings in Britain’s negotiations with the island of Ireland

The fundamental problem is the pointlessness

And it could be soon

Negotiations on the “Multiannual Financial Framework” are getting underway, but how to make up the Brexit-shaped shortfall?