Watch this clip of Theresa May and tell us she’s not doing an Thatcher impression

Theresa May did her first Prime Minister’s Questions today and you can watch a clip of it here:

Theresa May pulled no punches in her first prime ministerial question time.https://t.co/84Tw0JBvUs

— Financial Times (@FT) July 20, 2016

Really, watch it, the intonation of the final line, “remind you of anybody?” is a full on Thatcher impression.

And what’s more the line has a double meaning – yes it’s asking the opposition to think about Jeremy Corbyn but maybe it’s asking the wider world if Theresa herself reminds us of anyone?

And the answer is YES.

Just look at these four tweets, everyone is saying they same thing:

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Was going to write an article on Theresa May's performance in #PMQs, but it doesn't warrant an article:

Theresa May = #PoundshopThatcher

— Will Black (@WillBlackWriter) July 20, 2016

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https://twitter.com/jimwaterson/status/755722239610322944

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Having Thatcher flashbacks #PMQs

— Guido Fawkes (@GuidoFawkes) July 20, 2016

And if you’re in any doubt that this is a performance, as much of a performance as any actor gives – watch Theresa when she sits down and gives a relieved “phew!”.

So that’s our theory if you will: Theresa May consciously did a Thatcher impression to get the media to compare her to Thatcher.

TELL US WE’RE WRONG!