Another U.K. Cabinet Minister Shows His Colors for Pro-EU Camp
- Welsh Secretary Crabb says businesses back Cameron's approach
- Grayling only minister to hint recently he'll campaign against
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Prime Minister David Cameron will let members of his cabinet decide for themselves whether to campaign for Britain to stay in or leave the European Union -- a so-called Brexit -- in a referendum expected later this year after he’s renegotiated membership terms. Assuming Cameron gets the deal he’s seeking and opts to campaign for staying in the EU, which way are his ministers likely to go?
Welsh Secretary Stephen Crabb became the latest cabinet member to say he supports staying in the EU. Chris Grayling, the leader of the House of Commons. has suggested he’s likely to swing the other way.