@MarthaPlimpton That was jarring to me, too.

— Meredith (@missbumptious) January 13, 2014

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That Microsoft Bing ad lionizing Thatcher will shortly be followed by the Xbox ad featuring Stalin and Mussolini.

— Arash Amel (@arashamel) January 13, 2014

If I had my way, I'd edit Margret Thatcher out of this video. She was NO hero! http://t.co/hb3X3yTedb @bing #HeroicWomen

— Cj Sánchez (@CHANGOCHAN) January 13, 2014

@Jordan_Roth @bing @Microsoft Could've done without Thatcher being included among those actually GREAT women.

— Martha Plimpton (@MarthaPlimpton) January 13, 2014

@shebreathes The women in it, besides Thatcher, are amazing. Microsoft using their acts as a branding tool isn't.

— r. (@Are0h) January 13, 2014

#Microsoft Margaret Thatcher was notoriously known for breaking the glass ceiling and pulling the ladder up with her. She was antifeminism

— Punk Balls (@PunkBalls) January 13, 2014

.@Microsoft Yes, it sure did take a lot of bravery for M. Thatcher to crush the unions and demolish the welfare state. #girlpower

— Neil Z. (@neilatneil) January 13, 2014

Microsoft honoring Thatcher in a "pro-woman" ad is all you really need to know about the fucking #GoldenGIobes. Get me off this planet

— M//R (@BillyWerner) January 13, 2014

Putting Margaret Thatcher in the same group as Malala Yousafzai in that one Microsoft commercial is a travesty.

— Will Deyo (@willdeyo) January 13, 2014

that microsoft commercial was offensive. Margaret Thatcher! Really?

— Alexander Menocal (@Buglust) January 13, 2014

Screw you Microsoft for making a commercial praising Margaret Thatcher!

— Vince (@HawkeyFan7) January 13, 2014

fuck this Microsoft commercial for using Margaret thatcher

— chris hansen (@smellslikelemon) January 13, 2014

@MarthaPlimpton @Jordan_Roth @bing @Microsoft Afraid of conservatives?

— Nick C (@TSGDrewStern) January 13, 2014