I have to say that I enjoyed the
BBC's Thatcher drama 'Margaret' a great deal. It's nice to remember why I hated the mad cow in the first place. Also nice to see the big beasts of the time portrayed in a
humorous style, Ken Clarke, Micheal
Hesseltine and Norman
Tebbit were all spot on but it was John Major that had me fits of laughter, the scene with him and Douglas
Hurd in a
restaurant really was hilarious. But it the programme served as a timely reminder that when faced with defeat
MP's panic and all sense of loyalty goes out of the window, the trouble is, it worked Major won the 92 election.
Incidentally, one has to admire the base cunning of Major with his 'dental
surgery' that prevented him from being
compromised during all the backstabbing in Westminster...genius.
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