There’s nothing so serious that the British can’t make a dirty joke about it. Attorney General Geoffrey Cox is even finding laughs in Brexit.
Cox, whose rich, mellifluous voice means he can make a discussion of cross-border trade sound like it was written by Shakespeare, decided to make the most of the nickname Brexiteers have given his attempts to negotiate the government’s divorce agreement with Brussels. He’s looking for a codicil -- a supplementary document to the Withdrawal Agreement -- that will make the deal more acceptable to Conservatives.
