Let’s All Take A Minute To Marvel At The Train Wreck That Is ‘Brexit’

I don't spill a lot of digital ink documenting Theresa May's seemingly endless quest to secure a Brexit deal with Brussels. To be clear, it's not that this isn't important (it obviously is). Rather, the problem with writing about Brexit is that nobody even knows exactly what “Brexit” means. In fact, it’s not even clear what part of speech “Brexit” is. Is it a noun? If so, is it a proper noun, or is it just capitalized by default because the first two letters denote the name of a coun

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2 thoughts on “Let’s All Take A Minute To Marvel At The Train Wreck That Is ‘Brexit’

    1. Well, that would be logically impossible considering the video and all the charts are from Friday and the references to Trump and Italy are all to things that have happened since we last wrote about Brexit. Some of the language is similar in terms of how to conceptualize Brexit as a concept.

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