Brexit has more to do with elitism than outrage over immigrants

Reuters While Prime Minister Theresa May survived a no-confidence vote on Wednesday, Brexit's future remains uncertain. Initially, the UK loved the idea of opening up Britain to the world and fostering business opportunities. Pro-Brexit sentiment began in the 1990s, with Prime MinisterMargaret Thatcher. Thatcher harbored strongly nationalist instincts, which, despite leading to her ousting, inspired a new generation of Conservatives in her mold. Thirty months after theBritish voted to exit the E...