Brexit Party MEP Claire Fox on The "Vacuous, Corrupting" European Union

Brexit Party MEP Claire Fox on The "Vacuous, Corrupting" European Union

Claire Fox stands out in the UK political landscape as a Brexit Party MEP with a background in far-left politics. In Dublin to deliver a talk about the reasons behind Brexit at the pro-EU Institute of International and European Affairs, she visits the Irish Times to argue that the loss of national sovereignty that comes with EU membership is intrinsically harmful to democracy.

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