Sure, but still, 55% is more than 45%. I agree that much of the support for Brexit had protectionist roots, though I think that was far more about labour prote

Sure, but still, 55% is more than 45%. I agree that much of the support for Brexit had protectionist roots, though I think that was far more about labour protectionism than goods. Very few people in the UK have even heard of TTIP; it doesn't get mainstream coverage here. That may change once the UK steps out of the EU's trade-protectionist umbrella, of course; those trying to spin the result as a ringing popular endorsement of Extreme Globalization Turbo Max Pro are definitely being disingenuous.