Dutch
Author: Edmund Morris
Poor dear. There’s nothing between his ears.. So Margaret Thatcher described Ronald Reagan. But the Iron Lady, when in the poor dear’s presence, giggled like a schoolgirl. One could not talk to him for more than a few minutes without being aware of the ordinariness of his mind, says Helmut Schmidt. And Mikhail Gorbachev, deconstructor of communism, is now despised by his p….Read More
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