Margaret Thatcher, who died this morning, stood among the most
salient leaders of the second half of the 20th Century. Born in
poverty and being a woman in a man’s world, she overcame stereotype and
prejudice. She was a person of great nerve and resolve, very tactical and at
the same time, focussed on the big picture and strategic. Like many leaders,
she could be extremely stubborn and very suspicious about the people surrounding
her.
All in all, her example inspired many; even those who deeply
disagreed with her ideologically charged conservative views and policies.
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