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and with that voice.

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"i come not to bury caesar but to praise him..." indeed.

it's not often i'm proud to be an actress.

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'let me assure the honorable gentleman that nothing parliamentary has occurred.'

THAT'S how you cage a bagger.

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Most of 'em are too chickenshit to face the resulting torrent of Faux Outrage.

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Here! Here! Now that was worth a click. Someone had to do this and I'm glad it was Glenda Jackson.

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No, it was Reagan. If you consider their political philosophies, Carter would more likely be the one to have compassion for those with no voice and Reagan the one to care only about reducing government expenses regardless of the social costs.

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There's a parallel to Reagan here, even in death. When Reagan died, the praise was worthy of a demigod when all he did was act his way through the eight years of his presidency. No mention of his failures, illegal acts and dishonesty or his diminished cognitive abilities.

I would like to have heard what Ms. Jackson would have had to say debating a tribute to Reagan.

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TWO Likes for your entertaining comment.

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Clever--I like it!

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Glenda makes me proud to have a vagina.

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On a day when even the Left side of my local fishwrap was eulogizing Maggie, through David Fucking Brookshit, it's good to hear that I WASN'T living in Bizarro World all this time, that Thatcher really was as hated and despised as I thought.

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that was St Ronnie's eel up her ass

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if only those sheep had been armed...

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I bought the Ella Fitzgerald cover yesterday on Amazon. Just because.

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you're assuming that Cheney's corpse won't simply disappear in a blinding flash of light and puff of smoke as the demons call one of their own home to the underworld

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Ah Hampstead, the Hyde Park of London.Wait, that didn't come out right...

Early in her career, didn't she take part in a documentary about longterm mental hospitals under <strike>Louis XVI</strike> Thatcher?

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