Explaining Brexit Chaos: Teacher Loses Control of Her Classroom

Posted by Scott Lucas | Mar 28, 2019 | 0

Prime Minister Theresa May leaves the Houses of Parliament after offering her resignation, March 27, 2019

How to explain the latest chaos over the UK’s proposed Brexit departure from the European Union?

Prime Minister Theresa May is resigning — but only if the House of Commons, having trounced the Withdrawal Agreement by record margins, passes it at the third attempt. Parliament takes control of the process for a day, but can’t gather a majority for any proposal. The EU gives the UK a two-week grace period to April 12, but with little prospect of a change in the situation.

How to explain it?

“Y’all ever have a teacher who lost control of her classroom?”

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Scott Lucas

Scott Lucas is Professor of International Politics at the Clinton Institute, University College Dublin; Professor Emeritus of International Politics at the University of Birmingham; and editor-in-chief of EA WorldView.He is a specialist in US and British foreign policy and international relations, especially the Middle East and Iran. Formerly he worked as a journalist in the US, writing for newspapers including the Guardian and The Independent and was an essayist for The New Statesman before he founded EA WorldView in November 2008.

Explaining Brexit Chaos: Teacher Loses Control of Her Classroom

Prime Minister Theresa May leaves the Houses of Parliament after offering her resignation, March 27, 2019

How to explain the latest chaos over the UK’s proposed Brexit departure from the European Union?

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