Margaret Thatcher dies following stroke

Baroness Thatcher

Margaret Thatcher dies following stroke. The Iron Lady is no more. RIP.

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  • It's nice to come her and see decent people leaving respectful comments. The other sites I've seen today were just filled with evil. And yes, I know I left a rude comment here when Hugo Chavez died as did a few of us, but not anywhere near as hateful and vitriolic as what I've seen today. Sheesh, the Westboro Baptist idiots could take notes.

  • I was not alive whens he was doing her thang, however, I love this woman once I came to know about her and her life and her philosophies which so nicely mirror my own. I admire her and she was a Christian so I know that she is doing a-okay right now. God Bless you gurl!

    • The worst part of the evil diatribe being spewed by the leftards in their celebration of her passing is that the majority of them were either too young to know of her or, like you, were not even born yet. In the course of their young lives they were indoctrinated to hate her, her successes and capitalism. Pure evil of the radical communists taking over the world.
      I've not welcomed you back yet Kimmy, since the demise of the TIPS column I rarely even bother to login anymore. Always a pleasure to read your writing!

      • The tips is no more? That is too bad. Thank you Def I appreciate it. I have missed it here. I hope you are well.

    • People like that (Reagan, Washington, Jefferson, etc) only come to us when we really need them even if we don't want them or ask for them. So I hope that they are out there now ready to get into the ring.

      • Amazing how Lady Thatcher, Reagan and Pope John Paul II all arrived on the scene at the same time to revive a failing West and bring about the fall of the Soviet Union and an end to the cold war isn't it? A bit too much to chalk up to coincidence imho.

        • Exactly. It requires an All-Knowing All-Merciful Person/Deity to make it happen. We can only hope that He would be merciful YET AGAIN, but if it is time to roll it out and end this then it is what it is. It is going to suck for a while but well... whatever happens happens.

  • I would like to say that I found her to be a strong leader, and probably the best PM in my lifetime. Most of what followed paled into insignificance, compared to her. Her memory will live on, and maybe, just maybe, a future UKIP government will eventually win the day, and emulate her success.

  • I shudder to think how people from the Party of Compassion of Tolerance are going to be dancing around the bonfires over this. There was a test run over on Twitchy a month or so ago with a false report of her death, and the leftards were every bit as vile and hateful as you might expect.

      • The funny thing, Margaret brought two things the leftists absolutely love, deindustrialization and mass immigration, which she at least privately resented but netherless did not stop.

        Exactly how many millions in Britain alone may be killed as a result of that, when the Big One causes "diversity" to implode? 5 millions? 15 millions?

  • I had recently reenlisted in the army when Reagan and Thatcher were just getting their feet wet, One in the White House and the other at 10 Downing Street. Those were the best years of my entire 22 year carreer! When Hill and Billary became the two village idiots in chief my carreer started to spiral into the sh*tter real quick...white and male and conservative were on the chopping block! She and Ronald were an iconic pair of world leaders and if not the last of great leaders, certainly some of the last. We're being led around by the ring in our noses by cretins and idiots and reprobates. I miss her already!

    • When I first skimmed over the wording in your link I thought it said "Selflessness", but then I realized it was an MSNBC host, so I know better. When I looked at the article and saw it was Martin (Basher) Bashir, I almost chucked my breakfast.

  • She always reminded me of my mother. Both were true feminists, who would not be held down by their gender, but did not demand or expect any special treatment or lowered standards for it. (My mother was a lawyer). Both were elegant, strong and real ladies. And they looked similar as well. I actually cried real tears about Maggie's death. May she meet my mother and have a nice conversation in Heaven!

  • This world has lost the last of a true leader. Rest in peace Lady Thatcher. Let Ronnie know that both of your leadership is sorely missed in this world today.