“There is a threat to the established party system.”

Not a day passes without new bets and raises in the high stakes of Brexit poker. In 2016, the British people voted to leave the European Union. Why is the British Parliament rebuffing the will of the people? Will UK leaders stage a second referendum? What would Brexit without a deal mean? Would there be chaos? DIE WELTWOCHE asks British writer, journalist, and Conservative Member of the European Parliament, Daniel Hannan, to make sense of the latest scenes in the Brexit drama.

I’m reviewing the press in Switzerland and Europe. They're saying, "The House of Commons has become a sitcom. The parliament is in decay." Daniel Hannan, can you make sense of this all? Is this a tragedy, a comedy, or an absurdity what's happening right now?
The thing that I've always found most difficult about the EU is they didn't only undemocratically subvert the institution, it also subverted the democracy of its member nations. They have to act in ways that are against their constitution, repeatedly, in order to sustain the requirements of membership. For example... I can give you a hundred examples. You can think of another hundred.
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