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Thatcher:
Margaret Thatcher's "polarizing nature needs to be remembered, because it defines what set her apart as a leader." U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron may be invoking the memory of Thatcher, but sticking to his austerity policies "seems less like steel than tactical concern over the political fallout from changing course. . . . The steel that the Iron Lady showed in identifying policies bold enough for the challenge and driving them through is sorely missed."


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Housing: The recovery of the U.S. housing sector wouldn't have been possible without massive government support. "Today, the government owns or guarantees about 90 percent of new mortgages, up from about 50 percent in the mid-1990s. It isn't sustainable, let alone fiscally acceptable, for the U.S. to have such a domineering presence in what should be a private-sector function. The housing recovery now under way creates a perfect opportunity to plan for the future of U.S. mortgage markets."


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Clive Crook

"More than any other prime minister since 1945, Margaret Thatcher changed the course of British history. In one sense, like any politician, she was a product of her times, but don't let that mislead you: Only she could have done what she did."
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Amity Shlaes

Comparing "Lean In" author Sheryl Sandberg to Margaret Thatcher "reveals similarities. But there are also such great differences between the two women that you wonder whether a Thatcher might make it today in politics or at a publicly traded company."
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Margaret Carlson

"I admired Margaret Thatcher the way I admired, feared (and loved) my mother. I didn't share Thatcher's politics but stood in awe when, through sheer conviction and resolve, she did what needed to be done."

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Jeffrey Goldberg

"Iraq, after President George W. Bush failed to accomplish his mission, was a place of violence and chaos, but before the invasion, it was a charnel house. Saddam Hussein's regime murdered as many as 1 million Iraqis in its years in absolute power. Many Americans forget this. Most Iraqis don't."

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Ramesh Ponnuru

Opponents of the "Monsanto Protection Act" think "the legislation will furtively protect biotechnology companies, such as Monsanto Co., from legal action if they produce genetically modified organisms that have harmful side effects. . . . Actually, the law, which expires on Sept. 30, leaves both courts and federal regulators free to pull products they find dangerous."
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Matthew Stepp & Alex Trembath

"Climate activists amassed an impressive army to march on Washington against the Keystone XL pipeline and the dirty oil it would bring from Canada to U.S. refineries and world energy markets. . . . As two analysts committed to addressing climate change, we applaud the organizers' show of strength, but recommend they switch targets and address a carbon enemy more worthy of their army: U.S. coal."
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Timothy Lavin on how Margaret Thatcher's "resolve" failed Northern Ireland
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Sean West & Brittan Specht on Max Baucus and David Camp's empty tax-reform promise
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Matthew C. Klein on how Margaret Thatcher helped develop the inflation-indexed bond market
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