Glyphosaticus Subterfugium  Although its roots are Latin, German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s reported anger with Christian Schmidt, her agriculture minister, for voting yes to glyphosate’s five-year extension in the EU is nothing more than subterfuge. The vote poses a challenge to her efforts at forming a coalition government between her SPD party and the Social Democrats. Schmidt’s position was well known, and sending him to make the vote was a tacit acknowledgment as to the best policy for Germany. It is notable that she did not ask for his resignation following the vote but merely expressed publicly her dissatisfaction. It is the deceit of politicians to feign disfavor over the obvious. NAFTA Opportunity In the N...