There are moments in history that feel larger than life and then there are the ones that never happened, but somehow should have.
Imagine, for a second, a quiet, wood-panelled room. The kind where decisions shape decades. The lighting is low, the atmosphere deliberate. Across a polished table sit two figures who, in their own eras, redefined power.
Margaret Thatcher measured, precise, immovable.
Donald Trump confident, instinctive, impossible to ignore.
Different worlds. Same gravity.
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