The Iron Lady Mk 2?

[FatticusInch]

Erm…..not quite!

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-62796353

The Iron Weathercock? Her flip-floppery precedes her it seems.

[Paigntonian]

The obvious answer is that we don't know.

[davebro]

Dunno if she can pull it off but maybe she will try to live up to the legacy of TGL.

[FatticusInch]

davebro
//Dunno if she can pull it off but maybe she will try to live up to the legacy of TGL//

The Gargantuan Liar? Surely not! She’s obviously not too bright but she prefers sorting porkies as opposed to telling them(well, for now at least).

[davebro]

//She’s obviously not too bright//

Have YOU done better?

[naomi24]

Fatticusinch is a social influencer, Dave. He’s not that successful though.

[FatticusInch]

Lol, can you hear that noise?

It’s the sound of Davebro and Naomi scraping the barrel! PMSL.

[Deskdiary]

"She’s obviously not too bright..."

Comprehensive girl, then onto to Oxford, after that to qualify as an accountant, Economic Director of Cable & Wireless, and then commenced political career to now become the Prime Minister.

Tell me, what have you done with your towering intellect that qualifies you to call a demonstrably clever person not very bright?

[1ozzy]

Mouth off on social media?

[Gromit]

I think the Russians dubbed Thatcher as the Iron Lady. It was meant as a derogatory slur, but she rather liked it, and instead of taking it as an insult, she took it as a back handed compliment.
The Iron Weathercock is similarly meant to be offensive. Once they have to deal with her, they might regret making fun of her ability to change her mind (and then change it back again). But I cannot see this nickname sticking like the Thatcher one did.