Up until now, Brexit has been a dreay spectacle to watch because Britain's Tory leadership seems to be botching it so badly. What's so hard about just pulling up stakes and getting out? That was what the voters voted for. Doesn't 'leave' mean leave? There have been so many yes-but failures and failures to reach a sign-out deal that one almost doesn't want to watch. Why is this so hard for Britain's political leaders, now in talks with each other to cut a deal, to understand? The latest news suggests that something big is happening on that other side of the ballot, the voter side, the one that voted to leave, as a result of this. Look at this poll cited in this Sky News report: The Brexit Party is polling higher than the two major parties combined ahead of this month's European election. Nigel Farage's party is on course to get 34% of the votes, according to the latest Opinium poll for the Observer. Labour are on 21% and...(Read Full Post)