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Callaghan...tricky.

Probably he bequeathed us Thatcher....and the rest is as they say.....


and thinking about it, given the electorate's reluctance to go labour after his term, I'd say Blair was a direct result of his premiership.


Admittedly small pickings, sort of legacy through omission.

the-e-dealer Wrote:

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> At the Funeral of Mrs T he said "We are are

> Thatcherites now" What on Earth did he mean ?


I think he meant that all the major parties in the UK now follow a Thatcherite line in their policies. And he'd be right.

el pibe said "Gordon Brown certainly left an indelible mark as chancellor, I'm struggling to think of much of a legacy in terms of his premiership.

Bigotgate....erm no, can't think of anything."


I s'pose GB'd argue that he saved the world financial system with his interventions and the conferences of world leaders he arranged back in 2008/9 ????

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