Thursday, November 04, 2004
She's back, and thank God for it
Some of you may not agree, but I have always thought Peggy Noonan to be a dynamite commentator.
It was weird, in that, she got a bit squishy after 9/11 and I solidified. She was into uniting and I was into destroying. She believed in strength in corraling families and walking in NY, but at the same time I felt blood-lust.
Columns from that era do not resonate as well with me as what she was writing for the WSJ before she bowed out. I can't enter her brain, so I don't know, but her curent column is dead on.
It was weird, in that, she got a bit squishy after 9/11 and I solidified. She was into uniting and I was into destroying. She believed in strength in corraling families and walking in NY, but at the same time I felt blood-lust.
Columns from that era do not resonate as well with me as what she was writing for the WSJ before she bowed out. I can't enter her brain, so I don't know, but her curent column is dead on.
