[Aristotelian]

It took George W. Bush five years to get to that point. It took her five intense months.

Peggy Noonan can be so rude sometimes.

[mkjessup]

About what? Senator Hildabeast, or our illustrious President?

[2ndDivisionVet]

Who kidnapped Peggy and substituted this Harridan?

[top 2 toe red]

Ah...if only Peggy Noonan ever meets a person she thinks as highly of as she thinks of herself.

[The_Republican]

Peggy is the most beautiful and charming assasin in the world!!! She will cut your innards out with a smile on her face while she is staring in your eyes!

For a moment I thought the article was going to be about praising Hillary’s newfound depth of thought! LOL!

We are lucky to have Peggy on our side!!!

[kingattax]

a lot of people still believe that peggy noonan is miffed about not getting a position in the bush white house.

[Rudder]

She will need more than four years, but Hillary will try for a comeback.

She will wear skirts. Gone will be the pantsuits that made her look like a small blond man with breasts.

[rogue yam]

I think her idea that John McCain announce in advance he intends to serve only one term if elected is terrible. It signals a lack of self-confidence in his own agenda and concedes that his age is a problem. Better he should pick a great V.P. who then takes on prominent responsibilities, have an ambitious and productive first two years and then after the 2010 mid-term elections make an announcement that he won’t run for re-election if that is the case.

[snarks_when_bored]

Ms. Noonan seems to believe that Obama's time is four years hence. That's not likely to be so. Not even his sonorous voice can hide the liberalism and the truly voracious political ambition in his heart. That liberalism launched his political career in Chicago, but won't carry him through to the Presidency. And that voracious political ambition kept him seated in a pew for 20 years listening to Jeremiah Wright spew his ugly, divisive bile. A man who will for so long lend his soul to a charlatan in order to gain political advantage is not a man worthy of leading this country. Enough Americans will see this whether he wins the Democratic nomination this year or four years from now or even later.

Bye-bye, Obama, we hardly knew ye...nor are we the worse for it.

[Gator113]

While she continues to show her talent, she’s becoming easier for me to disregard

[karnage]

“... a small blond man with breasts...”

Rapier thrust. Ouch!

[uglybiker]

It took George W. Bush five years to get to that point. It took her five intense months.

And that was back in '92!

[varon]

Bravo, Peggy, Bravo!!!

[ding_dong_daddy_from_dumas]

>>She asserted that President Bush had been “unready” for the office, did not understand its “constitutional character,” exhibited in his decisions an “ideological disdain.”<<

“Ideological disdain?” Sounds like Obama. Hillary Clinton is keeping her disdain under wraps for now, but make no mistake, she has plenty.

[SunkenCiv]

Democrats’ Damaging Brawl - Clinton and Obama are paving the way to a McCain win.
The Washington Post | April 20, 2008 | David S. Broder
Posted on 04/19/2008 10:23:27 PM PDT by Aristotelian
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2004238/posts

Wright Is Out To Destroy Obama...says Time’s Joe Klein
Townhall.com | 4/28/08 | Hugh Hewitt
Posted on 04/28/2008 9:39:18 AM PDT by LJayne
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2008118/posts

Hillary Clinton has just the right strategy — for 2012
St. Louis Post-Dispatch | 4-25-08 | Bill McClellan
Posted on 04/25/2008 11:46:37 AM PDT by kingattax
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2007003/posts

[snip] It became clear a couple of months ago that Barack Obama was going to get the nomination. Given the way the delegates are allotted on a proportional basis rather than on a winner-take-all basis, Obama’s lead became insurmountable during his winning streak. And there was never a realistic hope that the superdelegates would overrule the will of the voters. If they did, there would be chaos. The party would risk alienating its single most faithful bloc — African-Americans... You’ve got to hope that [Obama] loses the general election. If he wins in 2008, he’ll run for re-election in 2012. That means... Hillary would be... 69 by [2016]... Also, the odds will be against the Democrat in 2016. This is true no matter how Obama does in 2012. [end]

[calcowgirl]

Peggy Noonan can be so rude sometimes.

To the contrary, I find brutal honesty quite refreshing.