[Pokey78]

Pegy Ping!

[gcruse]

When Peggy drops the treacle, she writes great stuff. (asbestos pajamas on)

[Chu Gary]

Peggy Noonan wrote a marvelous elegy!

[StockAyatollah]

There was a Democratic Party lurching left and a Republican Party dominated by pale and chubby men who had reluctantly or eagerly embraced liberalism because, as they used to say, they knew what time it was.

Sounds a lot like the present, except today's liberal Pubbies have lost weight and go out into the sun sometimes.

[BlessedAmerican]

Thanks for the ping....a great read.

[T'wit]

I am of that age and I remember too. Bartley was a soldier in a war that seemed hopeless, and a stalwart man one could always count on. Thank you, Peggy Noonan, for this moving remembrance.

[gipper81]

btt

[Eva]

Great article from Peggy. I was sorry to hear ofRobert Bartley's passing, I didn't even know that he was ill.

[Graymatter]

>>Under Bartley, true freedom of speech came and reigned...

And has today expired with him!

[nutmeg]

Thanks for the ping, Pokey. We've lost a great man in Robert Bartley... he will be missed. Condolences to his family and friends.

[nutmeg]

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[maica]

Such a sad loss, we will miss his contributions to intelligent discourse.

[MrConfettiMan]

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