Margaret Thatcher on the Perils of 'Consensus'

Stephen Kruiser | 12:56 PM on December 16, 2017

In modern American politics, it is referred to as “bipartisanship” and it is spoken of as if there are a host of virtues inherent in it. As many of us have pointed out for years, “bipartisan” now really means, “the Republicans gave the Democrats what they wanted.” Naturally, the great Margaret Thatcher was way ahead of the curve on this issue too.

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Posted by Turning Point USA on Saturday, December 16, 2017

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PJ Media senior columnist and associate editor Stephen Kruiser is a professional stand-up comic, writer, and recovering political activist who edits and writes PJ's Morning Briefing, aka The Greatest Political Newsletter in America. His latest book, Straight Outta Feelings, is a humorous exploration of how the 2016 election made him enjoy politics more than he ever had before. When not being a reclusive writer, Kruiser has had the honor of entertaining U.S. troops all over the world. Follow on: X, MeWe, GETTR.

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Margaret Thatcher on the Perils of 'Consensus'

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