I often point out to people that the angry left of today’s America had its forerunner in Britain in the 1980s. The amount of bile and hatred spewed everywhere at Margaret Thatcher was completely unreflected in the willingness of Britons to vote for her. Eventually, the Labour leadership realized that anger and negativity was hurting them and the road to Blairism was paved. It is highly unlikely that the Labour Party will ever again become the playground of the spiteful and deranged, but that does not mean they’ve gone. Guido Fawkes has the story of them coming out of the woodwork to express their contempt once again for Margaret Thatcher.