Been on nights so lots of catching up on this thread. Heard and read lots more about her in last few days of course.
The bit that stood out for me was the soundbite from sometime after she left no 10 where she talks about how every politician can understand that one might be stabbed in the back, but she couldn’t get over or forgive how it happened to her.
For me that brought it all home that irrespective of her policies (which as part of the stupid and impertinent lefty club I of course mostly didn’t agree with), she was driven beyond all common sense. No doubt that the 150 or so Conservative MP’s in less than safe seats and her own cabinet were right to get her out before she lost them the next election and still she couldn’t see how she had brought this ousting upon herself. We don’t need political changelings like Blair, Clegg and Cameron, but we really don’t need rigid and uncompromising ones either.