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Live Streaming Video- President Obama and Prime Minister Cameron Hold a Joint Press Conference 11:15a EDT


Video- Margaret Thatcher funeral: St Paul’s service in full

If you are so inclined, or just skip around.

Video- Martin Bashir Injects Reality Into Margaret Thatcher Lovefest

Funny how everyone with a British accent isn’t quite so effusively positive re the Baroness. Via, h/t Mediaite.

Video- So, Margaret Thatcher Has Died…

I will be smiling all day today, not because she has died, but because someone on “Morning Joe” described her as “universally loved”. Nothing like a good guffaw to get your day started. Obit here.

Raw Video: Obama, Cameron Attend NCAA Game

Love it!!! PBO’s all chatting up the hoi poloi and Cameron just looks confused.

Video Overnight Thread- “The Iron Lady Trailer”: Meryl Streep as Margaret Thatcher

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Video- Australia: 1st Female PM Ousts Rudd




Honestly surprised this got so ignored.

CANBERRA, Australia, June 24 (UPI) — Julia Gillard was sworn in Thursday as Australia’s first female prime minister after Kevin Rudd stepped aside following the loss of Labor Party support.

The ceremony at Yarralumla ended an emotional 24 hours that saw the Labor Party turn its back on Rudd and install Gillard as the nation’s 27th prime minister, the Australian Broadcasting Corp. reported.

“I asked my colleagues to make a leadership change because I believed that a good government was losing its way,” Gillard said before being sworn. “My values and beliefs have driven me to step forward to take this position as prime minister. I will lead a strong and responsible government that will take control of our future.”

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She said the government would back away from its mining tax advertising campaign, calling on the industry to do the same, ABC said. She also promised to hold an election soon so Australians could have their say about whether she should lead.