If You Thought Margaret Thatcher's Granddaughter Was Hot Enough to Be from Dallas, You'd Be Right

 

 

 

 

LONDON - Like many hot people, Amanda Thatcher is American. Born in Dallas, she spent the early part of her childhood in Cape Town, South Africa but returned, along with her mother and older brother, to her mother's home state of Texas in 2004 at age 11. The move happened after her father, a former race car driver, was arrested in South Africa for his alleged involvement in a failed coup to overthrow the government of Equatorial Guinea. She now attends the University of Richmond.

Amanda's brother, Michael, a high school football star who majored in chemistry at Texas A&M, was also present at the service but did not read. The siblings were Margaret Thatcher's only grandchildren.

So everybody in England is freaking out about the Iron Lady's 19-year-old grandkid who flat out rocked Ephesians 6:10-18. Just can't enough of the American blonde bombshell, or even her high school football star brother. Like it's some phony American fairy tale. That's what those pasty Brits don't get. Everybody who's anybody in this town is either hot or a high school football star, if not both. Sure the Highland Park connection is kinda rubbing it in, but you shouldn't expect anything less from the family of a great world leader. My only question is how we let this little gem slip through our hands to jump hurdles in podunk Virginia. Gotta do a better job of keeping our talent in the system.