Why does Peggy Noonan goad me so? Her softness of tone; her airy sound of literary facility, at least to the ears of those who generally read only policy papers; her friendship with Cesar, at the deli counter. In her own way, she is the right wing version of Thomas Friedman: dangerous because people who have powerâŚ
Gentle Peggy Noonan, the medium through which Ronald Reaganâs ghost whispers its sweet nothings into the living world, is fond of the speech of this leader, this âDonald.â At least, the parts she heard.
As this year of imprudent surprise comes to an end, Reagan-era porcelain urn Peggy Noonan turns her forgiving gaze to the lessersâthey are poor, you see. But why?
Peggy Noonan, the breathless voice of hologram Ronald Reagan, had her doubts about this Donald Trump fellow. But now that he has safely been elected king, she has a very special story to share.
The Deadspin part-time author is moving on with life/work. We wish her the best of luck. [Gawker]
We get a massive amount of tips in our inbox each week. Some are pretty interesting, but don't get published for one reason or another. (NSFW and NOT SAFE FOR CHRISTMAS.)
America is tired. We are, we're told, by the television, on the "wrong track." We are worried about debt. About our children. We worry, I think, most of all, about the NFL Network broadcasting important late-season games.
A reader asks: "Peggy, what are your thoughts on 'Jay Cutler: is he the next Tom Brady?' Thank you in advance."
When Chad Pennington dislocated his shoulder the other day, we lost one of The Elders of football and the quarterbacking arts.
