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Be Careful, MAGA — Trumpism Is Making the Same Mistake as Thatcherism

FHMI-1497Professor Toto2026-11-12Commentary Article
  • (primary) Exodus 23:2
  • (secondary) Proverbs 14:12
  • (secondary) Ecclesiastes 9:16

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Summary Written the morning after the 2026 midterms, this T-Drop compares the Republican talk of a 'post-Trump GOP', and the Vice President's post blaming the war for the loss, with the Conservative Party's removal of Margaret Thatcher in November 1990. Thatcher won the first ballot 204 to 152 but fell four votes short, and was pushed out by her own Cabinet. The party won once more in 1992, then lost the ERM on Black Wednesday, split over Maastricht, and was out of power for thirteen years after 1997. Her Bruges warning was vindicated by Brexit in 2016. Professor Toto ties her convictions on sovereignty, borders, citizenship and naming Islamism to Trump's, and warns MAGA not to follow a panicked multitude (Exodus 23:2).

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Written the morning after the 2026 midterms, this T-Drop compares the Republican talk of a 'post-Trump GOP', and the Vice President's post blaming the war for the loss, with the Conservative Party's removal of Margaret Thatcher in November 1990. Thatcher won the first ballot 204 to 152 but fell four votes short, and was pushed out by her own Cabinet. The party won once more in 1992, then lost the ERM on Black Wednesday, split over Maastricht, and was out of power for thirteen years after 1997. Her Bruges warning was vindicated by Brexit in 2016. Professor Toto ties her convictions on sovereignty, borders, citizenship and naming Islamism to Trump's, and warns MAGA not to follow a panicked multitude (Exodus 23:2).

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