> There's a classical liberal case for Brexit, though, which Gove articulated reasonably well. Correct. It really is hysterical watching the quibbling about cu

> There's a classical liberal case for Brexit, though, which Gove articulated reasonably well. Correct. It really is hysterical watching the quibbling about currency exchange rates and the stock market. To put it politely, they have no idea what they are talking about. These students have never bought an option or held a single share but it's very generous of them to worry about the fortunes of currency speculators and bankers. That thought did not have its origin in their heads. Ron Swanson and I are very relaxed right now, watching Yes Minister and drinking Earl Grey tea.