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<div style="text-align:center">I'm a conservative Republican that lives in Pennsylvania. I attended Glenn Beck's rally in Washington, D.C.</div>
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A '''Thatcherite''' is a [[Great Britain|British]] [[Conservative]] who supports the political approach spearheaded by former Prime Minister [[Margaret Thatcher]]. The UK Conservative Party is largely split between two groups - Liberals who want to move the party closer to the center and more in line with European 'Christian Democratic' parties and Thatcherites who want to the see the former Prime Minister's ethos re-inserted into the party. The party's current leader, [[David Cameron]] is very much from the modernist, [[William Hague]] school of thought and many conservatives have thus been driven from the party. It is generally accepted that the [[UK Independence Party]] is a more accurate representation of British Conservative principles.
A '''Thatcherite''' is a [[Great Britain|British]] [[Conservative]] who supports the political approach spearheaded by former Prime Minister [[Margaret Thatcher]]. The UK Conservative Party is largely split between two groups - Liberals who want to move the party closer to the center and more in line with European 'Christian Democratic' parties and Thatcherites who want to the see the former Prime Minister's ethos re-inserted into the party. The party's current leader, [[David Cameron]] is very much from the modernist, [[William Hague]] school of thought and many conservatives have thus been driven from the party. It is generally accepted that the [[UK Independence Party]] is a more accurate representation of British Conservative principles.
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