But that would require proper, diligent scrutiny. I mean, it's only a deal that will affect hundreds of billions in trade every year and numerous other foreign

But that would require proper, diligent scrutiny. I mean, it's only a deal that will affect hundreds of billions in trade every year and numerous other foreign relations issues, indefinitely, and it's only around 1,200 pages long. What could possibly go wrong asking elected representatives of 28 states to approve it with less than a week to even see it and, in the UK's case, a single day of Parliamentary debate? (For comparison, the news today mentioned that Maastricht got more like a month.)