Brexit at Three

We supported Brexit then, and our faith in the rightness of that course is undimmed.

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Big Ben at central London in 2017. AP/Matt Dunham

Brexit turned three this week, enough time to ask what manner of toddler was born from the referendum that gained Britain its independence. The date was cheered by Prime Minister Sunak, who announced that in the “three years since leaving the EU, we’ve made huge strides in harnessing the freedoms unlocked by Brexit to tackle generational challenges.” We supported Brexit then, and our faith in the rightness of that course is undimmed. 

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