Years After Margaret Thatcher Entered the Good Night, the Iron Lady Keeps Sen. John Kennedy in Shape
Senator John Kennedy recently shared a humorous social media post introducing his elliptical trainer, named Margaret after former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. He praised Thatcher's strong leadership and noted that he keeps the trainer outside due to its weight and his wife's preferences. Kennedy's lighthearted tribute highlights his admiration for Thatcher's legacy and his unique approach to fitness.
- ▪Senator John Kennedy named his elliptical trainer Margaret after Margaret Thatcher.
- ▪He humorously explained that the trainer is too heavy to bring inside his house.
- ▪Kennedy expressed his admiration for Thatcher's strong leadership and legacy.
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Years After Margaret Thatcher Entered the Good Night, the Iron Lady Keeps Sen. John Kennedy in Shape By Bob Hoge | 11:48 PM on May 18, 2026 The opinions expressed by contributors are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of RedState.com. Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan, 1981. (Credit: White House Photographic Office) Former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher was a legend and a great friend to Ronald Reagan, and she more than earned her title as the “Iron Lady.” In an era when the Soviet Union threatened the world, she stood tall and took no guff, causing the Soviet military newspaper, Red Star, to give her that moniker in 1976.
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