United Kingdom
Theresa May
said
Politics is about public service. Everything we do - in parliament, in our constituencies, here in Bournemouth - should be motivated by one goal.
— 2002
Theresa May
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 2016 to 2019
- Fame81.0
- Momentum5.7
- United Kingdom rank#109
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- Fame81.0
- Momentum5.7
- United Kingdom rank#109
- Politicians rank#96
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Born 1956 · age 70United Kingdom
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She walked into Number 10 promising stability and walked out having survived two no-confidence votes, three failed Brexit deals, and a snap election that cost her majority. May's premiership became a masterclass in political endurance without resolution.
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Theresa May grew up in Oxfordshire, studied at Oxford, and spent years at the Bank of England before entering Parliament in 1997 after two failed attempts. She climbed through shadow cabinet roles and party chairmanship before becoming Home Secretary in 2010, holding the post longer than anyone in six decades — restricting immigration, deporting Abu Qatada, creating the National Crime Agency. A Remain supporter who pivoted after the 2016 referendum, she inherited the premiership unopposed when Cameron resigned. She triggered Article 50 in March 2017, then called a snap election two months late…
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Theresa May
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Politicians are seen as untrustworthy and hypocritical. We talk a different language. We live in a different world.
— 2002
Theresa May
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In recent years a number of politicians have behaved disgracefully and then compounded their offences by trying to evade responsibility. We all know who they are.
— 2002
Theresa May
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More people vote for a TV show than a political party. And those who do vote think a man dressed as a monkey is more likely to deliver on his election pledges than any party.
— 2002
Theresa May
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One of the things that people hate most about modern politics is the almost mindless partisanship that passes for debate.
— 2002
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