Farrago of hostilities brings no deal Brexit ever closer

Friday was supposed to be the day of destiny for the United Kingdom; that it won't be is probably the only certainty in its long drawn-out divorce from the European Union.

To keep doing the same thing over and over again expecting a different result is an exercise in futility.

But that is exactly what British Prime Minister Theresa May seems to be considering. In a letter to lawmakers at the weekend, the embattled British leader raised the possibility that she would bring her European Union divorce plan back to Parliament for vote if she thinks there seems to be enough support for it to pass.