Geoffrey Howe
Geoffrey Howe was a prominent British politician and a key member of Margaret Thatcher's cabinet, serving as Chancellor of the Exchequer and later as Foreign Secretary. He played a significant role in shaping economic policy during the 1980s and was instrumental in the implementation of Thatcher’s economic reforms. Howe is also known for his resignation speech in 1990, which was a pivotal moment that contributed to Thatcher's downfall. His political legacy includes advocating for free-market policies and being a crucial figure in the Conservative Party's shift towards neoliberalism.
Born on Dec 20, 1926 (98 years old)
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Geoffrey Howe was a key figure in Margaret Thatcher's government and later became one of her critics, contributing to her political downfall.
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Geoffrey Howe noted that Thatcher transformed not just one, but two political parties.
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