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Peggy Noonan

A Warning from Peggy Noonan

January 8, 2010

We could all sense over the last year or two that Peggy Noonan has wandered a bit from the reservation.  She caught a touch of Obama fever a year ago and began sounding like the perfect example of the kind of Republican who was getting ready to drift in the glorious minority for a generation [...]

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Peggy Noonan, Elitist Snob

July 11, 2009

I used to be a big fan of Peggy Noonan.  I thought that her columns were thoughtful, eloquant, and had a way with the English language.  Her seeming understanding of the world and of Conservatism was always enjoyable, and I looked forward to her weekly columns.
All of that started to change after the 2004 election.  [...]

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What Happened to Peggy?

October 17, 2008

During this particular campaign, there has been a steady rise of Conservative elitism and defection to support a candidate who is the antithesis of what Conservatism is supposed to stand for.  While there is much good debate within the Conservative movement, the trend lately is to thumb down noses at those who do not agree [...]

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Eloquence Defined

February 24, 2008

Peggy Noonan, unquestionably a brilliant wordsmith and speechwriter, has been off her game ever since President Bush’s second inaugural. In the past few months however, Noonan has noticed circumstances that should be obvious but are somehow overlooked. Her latest column on Barack Obama is an excellent example.
Obama’s claim to fame since 2004 has [...]

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Debating the demise of the Republican Party

January 25, 2008

There has been much talk of the demise of the GOP in recent weeks.  Rush Limbaugh has been making the case that if Huckabee or McCain are nominated, it will destroy the GOP.  In an article today, Peggy Noonan states that the GOP is already in shambles, and it is because of George W. Bush. 
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