In this outstanding editorial, the Guardian argues that the high court’s ruling on article 50 should be neither the beginning nor the end of a greater engagement by parliament with the Brexit agenda.

Source: The Guardian view on Brexit: MPs must raise their game | Editorial | Opinion | The Guardian

The conclusion is clear, MPs are not pulling their weight and urgently need to up their game.

For evidence, look at the Twitter sight of the Exiting the EU Select Committee, a cross-party committee of MPs appointed to scrutinise leaving the European Union. The cupboard is bare.


Let me ask an open question:

Are the British public being duped by Theresa May’s government?

Thoughts?

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