[goodnesswins]

Somehow, as much as I have like Ms. Noonan's work....I do not think she should presume to tell a President what to put in their State of the Union Address....unless she's asked!

[Utah Girl]

I think Peggy Noonan missed the mark with this editorial. President Bush has been passionate, but just how many times does he need to make his case? It was just six months ago that he gave that great speech at the UN, now we have proof that Iraq has been hiding their weapons, and the US military is moving into place to attack Iraq. I think a lot of the time we as Americans have very short attention spans.

[lonestar]

Somehow, as much as I have like Ms. Noonan's work....I do not think she should presume to tell a President what to put in their State of the Union Address....unless she's asked!

As many as she has been asked to write, I'm surprised that this column wasn't better. In fact, it's kinda frightening that it isn't more specific.

We know that SH was involved with the Clinton era Twin Tower bombing. It is frightening to me that things have been too quiet here at home. We could have all kinds of attacks all over this country when we attack Baghdad. I hope they have some National Guards on duty and ready to move here at home if needed.

Terrorists are like cockroaches.

It scares me that Dubya has trouble sleeping. At least we can sleep better knowing Algore isn't in the WH. I don't even like to think about that!

[joesbucks]

Sometimes the White House will find "friendly" pundits to run trial balloons through. Thus even though it appears that Noonan is telling the pres what to do she may be doing the advance work of White House as to what will work and what won't.

Done all the time.