Jamie Malanowski is no doubt correct that the release of the new Meryl Streep Film “The Iron Lady” will cause many people to revisit what they consider Margaret Thatcher’s most memorable moments.
Not wanting in this case to buck the tide, here is my selection, showing Palin’s surprising influence on the Prime Minister.
That would be Michael Palin, of course.
[Cross-posted at The Reality-Based Community]
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