Posted on 06/07/2011 8:30:42 AM PDT by Route797
Allies of former prime minister regard darling of Tea Party movement as a frivolous figure unworthy of an audience
Sarah Palin wants to show to the Republican right that she is the true keeper of the Ronald Reagan flame by meeting the late president's closest ally on the world stage.
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This article is garbage. Some ‘ally’ of Thatcher makes a nasty comment about Palin and they write a news story about it. Besides, didn’t she already meet with Thatcher in 2010? I remember reading something about it.
This is probably a BS story....Palin was openly invited last year to meet Lady Thatcher. The liberal rags over in the UK are notoriously known to lie and make up things
“This is a ludicrous, poisonous story.”
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Par for the course for the sissy boy, slap party QueerMedia.
I call B.S. Lady Thatcher would not say this, methinks.
“Allies of Margaret Thatcher” in other words, Maggie didn’t say any such thing. Her people did. Headline is misleading.
Not only would Lady Thatcher not say something so snippy, the media are a pack of chronic liars working as the propaganda arm of the DNC so we need look no further for explanation. ... Is it guillotine time yet?
Considering the source, looks to me like the rag's trying to gin up a game of lets-you-and-him-fight.
In fact, Palin confirmed last week that she has plans to see Lady Thatcher next month, if she is well enough. So Palin must have solid info that she is indeed invited to see Thatcher, not a liberal rage with an anonymous source dissing her.
“The UK is insignificant and is not the universe anyway, so it doesnt matter.”
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The demise of the once great UK is the world’s loss.
Apt typo alert!
I don’t know who these supposed “allies” are, but I seriously doubt that Maggie has become a snob in her twilight years.
It seems the concern troll is concerned.
Thatcher deserves better than this kind of reporting. She most certainly does not believe Sarah is a lightweight. She ought not be painted as less a lady she once was. Reagan, after all, remained a gentleman through the dark years of his dementia.
Man, the PDS is strong in these ones! Sarah Palin truly lives "rent-free" in their heads.
Sarah Palin visiting Margaret Thatcher - 6/14/10
In a Facebook post scheduled to go up Monday, Palin writes: I have received an invitation for a visit to London, and part of that invitation included the offer of arranging a meeting between myself and one of my political heroines, the Iron Lady, Margaret Thatcher.
Wait. What?
The headline said "Margaret Thatcher to Sarah Palin: don't bother dropping by."
But when I get in the article, there's an unnamed 'ally' that's saying it.
Oh, ok.
I am an ally of Anthony Weiner. He intends to resign today.....Okay, now I'm waiting for the Guardian headline.... Anthony Weiner: I will resign today.
Baroness Thatcher was to attend a party in honor of her 85th birthday to be given by the new prime minister back in 2010. She had to pull out for health reasons and actually went into the hospital for a short stay. She also was invited to the recent William and Kate bash, but declined to attend.
There are rumors about the poor state of her health and one has to wonder if she will make it to the unveiling of the Ronald Reagan statue on July 4. I suspect that health reasons, not her attitude toward Sarah Palin, are the reason she does not meet with the latter, if it turns out that way. Of course the Communist press would love to portray that as a snub to Sarah, due to the universal leftist Palin hatred.
I agree, that’s why I was so disappointed when I had great expectations of moving there and enjoying a new life. I couldn’t stand it for more than nine months and left my job just to get away from the insanity of British cultural and social ridiculousness.
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