Donna Brazile teaches Thatcher 101: She broke the glass ceiling, you guys

Brett T. | 10:17 PM on April 08, 2013

You know, a period would have sufficed where that question mark (still) stands. Maybe we’re doing something wrong, because we don’t see a link attached to Donna Brazile’s tweet where she says, “Read this.” So, you might as well read this: Twitter’s reaction to Brazile’s tweet from earlier today.

Okay, what did the #ironlady do to advance Great
Britain and the world? Did she leave lasting footprints for women in politics? #justsayin

— Donna Brazile (@donnabrazile) April 8, 2013

Happy warriors had no problem answering Brazile’s question about Thatcher’s lasting footprint.

@donnabrazile Thatcher's footprint's so big, you're standing in it and can't see its edges, girl. #justsayin

— John Plunket (@JohnPlunket) April 8, 2013

You haters on the Right might not know this, but Margaret Thatcher, who was known as the “Iron Lady,” broke the glass ceiling — over and over, apparently. We haven’t learned so much from a CNN personality since Soledad O’Brien and Wikipedia teamed up to teach us about critical race theory.

Well, I could send more of the usual right wing hate machine, but why bother? The point was simple enough. #ironlady broke glass ceiling!

— Donna Brazile (@donnabrazile) April 9, 2013

Again, Margaret Thatcher broke the glass ceiling for women in politics. In 1979, she became the first woman to lead a western nation.

— Donna Brazile (@donnabrazile) April 9, 2013