EU voters don’t fancy the idea of a totalitarian, nanny super-state

FRANCE and the Netherlands have rejected the EU constitution and the British prime minister, Tony Blair, is getting cold feet.

EU voters don’t fancy the idea of a totalitarian, nanny super-state
Mon, 04 Jul, 2005 - 01:00

Eurocrats all over are wondering what went wrong.

The problem seems obvious to me.

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