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Friday, December 8, 2017
Only One Side Compromised for This Brexit Breakthrough
After U.K. and EU negotiators reached a deal opening a path for trade negotiations on Friday, arch-Brexiter Michael Gove
declared
British Prime Minister Theresa May had "won." That is a statement worthy of all the now-debunked Brexit slogans. The parties'
agreement
shows the EU has given up virtually no ground, and that's what's likely to happen in the trade talks, too.
In plain terms, the 15-page document that closes the first stage of the talks -- according, of course, to a EU-determined sequence -- seals the U.K.'s agreement to three sets of EU demands.
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