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It's August 2018 and not only is Brexit still a thing, it's actually looking worse and worse as the days go by. We hate to tell you this Jacob, but it's possible that a lot of trust in British politics might have already evaporated with Brexit or no Brexit. Hasn't anyone told you? https://t.co/BJF2NrzRMI — Steve Emm #FBPE (@StevieEmmm) August 29, 2018 Trust has gone because of liars like you & Patel & Jenkyns & Farage & Johnson & Gove & Duncan-Smith & Baker & Dorries & Leadsom & Hoey & Grayling & May & Raab & Field & Trevelyan & Stringer & Paterson & Villiers and Whittingdale and Fox and Redwood and Mordaunt & Davis & Kwarteng https://t.co/Lbli3pY0qY — The Great Remain #FBPE (@TheGreatRemain) August 28, 2018 If you think there is an iota of trust in politics, then you, Jacob, are a fool Thanks to dishonest, self-motivated, manipulative leaders such as yourself, the people have no faith in the UK political system to deliver a better quality of life#Brexit is symptomatic of distrust https://t.co/zr8AoZneK8 — Madeleina Kay ???? #EUsupergirl (@albawhitewolf) August 28, 2018 — Matt Kelly (@mk1969) August 28, 2018 In 2018, what does 'trust' mean, anyway? Trust in karma will disappear if you don't choke to death on a pint of Guinness. — Duncan Jones (@ManMadeMoon) August 28, 2018 Some took exception to his unusual grammar. His grammatical understanding is deplorable. He thinks he needs to use the subjunctive because of that "if". But in that case he should write "... if Brexit be not delivered". Here at The Independent, we believe that the British public deserves a final say on the Brexit deal.

His parents would much rather he become governor. During this year’s legislative session, he stalked the halls of the state Capitol to lobby state legislators about improving disability coverage. In the run-up to the August primary, he has been knocking on doors in his southwest Columbia neighborhood to campaign for Republican candidates on the ballot. His political involvement as a preteen is rare at a time when many adults are not politically engaged — only 58 percent of eligible voters participated in the 2016 election. In the April municipal election, just 16 percent of registered Boone County voters cast ballots. Much of Jacob’s motivation is centered around equitable treatment for his brother. When Jacob learned that Missouri legislation only provided insurance coverage for therapy for children with autism, not for those with cerebral palsy and other developmental disorders, he decided to take action. Along with his mother, Robyn Schelp, he set out to explain to state legislators the importance of equitable coverage. “I am a retired teacher, and I think it’s great when kids learn about our legislative process, but even better when they participate in it,” Ruth said. In working with legislators, his mother said she was surprised at the kindness of the politicians.

Today, MSNBC correspondent Jacob Soboroff was one of a small group of reporters allowed inside the largest facility for immigrant children in the U.S. – the facility Sen. Jeff Merkley (D-OR) was refused entry to earlier this month. Jacob joins…