Peggy Noonan

Why Peggy Noonan Is The Real Winner Of The Democratic Primary

WWD | Jacob Bernstein | Posted 06.20.2008 | Media


Peggy Noonan is apparently freaking out. Somewhere (probably in her Upper East Side apartment, probably chewing a piece of Nicorette) she is sitting i...

Two Top Columnists Question Obama's DNA and "Full-blooded" Americanism

Greg Mitchell | Posted 05.18.2008 | Media


Greg Mitchell

Kathleen Parker ignores the fact that Obama is half-white, is related (god help us) to Dick Cheney, and can trace his family back as far as McCain in America -- to George Washington, even.

Obama's Act II: Patriotism

Huffington Post | Rachel Sklar | Posted 04.29.2008 | Media


Why does the candidate with by far the most diverse American experience have a patriotism problem?

Brian Williams Decries The NYT, Praises Peggy Noonan

Daily Nightly | Brian Williams | Posted 04.28.2008 | Media


I read that the New York Times Sunday (and weekday) circulation is down. I must admit that on Sundays it becomes a tough paper to figure out. While th...

Sunday Morning Segregation: Peggy Noonan & The Wright Stuff

Kerry Trueman | Posted 03.24.2008 | Politics


Kerry Trueman

To hear Noonan, a former Reagan speechwriter, give the kind of response that you'd expect from, say, Donna Brazile, was a minor Easter miracle, a resurrection of rationality.

Jason Linkins

Heilemann, Like Noonan, Suggests That Clinton Camp May Be Fracturing

HuffingtonPost.com | Jason Linkins | Posted 03.23.2008 | Politics


On today's Meet The Press, Peggy Noonan got ears burning when she suggested that there was some matter of dissension in the ranks of the Clinton campa...

Lesley Stahl, Peggy Noonan, Liz Smith Starting Website For Women Over 40

New York Times | Stephanie Rosenbloom | Posted 03.06.2008 | Media


IT was another season of fashion runway shows and a group of friends, chatting about the revival of Halston, were reminiscing about their personal enc...

The Right Unites Against Obama

Michael Ames | Posted 03.03.2008 | Home


Michael Ames

It might be the surest sign yet that Barack Obama is going to win this thing: the Right is, at long last, coalescing in an argument against him, after months of somewhat embarrassing fawning.

The Press Will Torment Obama, Too

Eric Boehlert | Posted 02.29.2008 | Media


Eric Boehlert

Clear signs suggest that Obama's press treatment will soon change and that the media will fall back into their lazy routine of critiquing Dems through the eyes of Republican spin.

In Response to Peggy Noonan's Critique of Michelle Obama

Constance Seré | Posted 02.25.2008 | Politics


Constance Seré

If we were aware of both the worst and best of what America has to offer, I think we would all be a lot less proud of what our country looks like in her fullness.

The Establishment Underdog & The Upstart Frontrunner

Nathaniel Bach | Posted 02.11.2008 | Home


Nathaniel Bach

The Obama-as-establishment and Clinton-as-underdog descriptions were post-Super Tuesday talking points for the Clinton campaign, but going forward the task will be how to avoid sliding down that slippery slope from "underdog" to "underwater."

Barack Obama: "We're In This Together"

Joseph A. Palermo | Posted 02.06.2008 | Politics


Joseph A. Palermo

A social movement is brewing the likes of which this country hasn't seen in decades and Barack Obama is trying to lead it, and channel it into electoral gain for the Democratic Party.

If Hillary Clinton Wins the Nomination

Joseph A. Palermo | Posted 01.24.2008 | Politics


Joseph A. Palermo

If the Democratic Party machine succeeds in nominating Hillary Clinton I hope its leaders and consultants are prepared for the onslaught from right-wing women.

Sam Stein

Critics Cry 'Dynasty!' Over Clintons, But Not Bushes

HuffingtonPost.com | Sam Stein | Posted 01.23.2008 | Politics


On the campaign trail, one criticism frequently lobbed at Hillary Clinton is that her presidency would be the extension of dynastic politics. The poli...

The Narrative Narrative

Marty Kaplan | Posted 11.18.2007 | Media


Marty Kaplan

In the postmodern funhouse that imprisons prestige media, the job isn't to cover events, but rather to reveal their theatricality; the trick isn't to find truth, but to disclose "framing."

Hail to the Punchline-in-Chief: An All-Star Panel of Pundits Weighs in on America's Most Comical Presidents

Arianna Huffington | Posted 10.11.2007 | Politics


Arianna Huffington

We asked political observers -- including Nora Ephron, Peggy Noonan, Harry Shearer, Conrad Black, Richard Belzer, David Frum, Paul Slansky, and Joe and Jerry Long -- to weigh in on the question: Who was our most comical president?


 

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