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The Right Man
Wall ST Journal ^ | 1-30-03 | PEGGY NOONAN

Posted on 01/30/2003 5:16:55 AM PST by SJackson

Edited on 04/22/2004 11:48:01 PM PDT by Jim Robinson. [history]

You always hope a State of the Union address will be a sleek and handsome ocean liner cutting through the sea. Often they start that way and then turn, inevitably, into a greasy old barge riding low in the water, weighed down by policy cargo. It blows its horn proudly but the sound is more impressive than the ship; in fact it highlights the ship's inadequacy.


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1 posted on 01/30/2003 5:16:55 AM PST by SJackson
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To: SJackson
This, truly, is a good man. Amen.
2 posted on 01/30/2003 5:23:37 AM PST by condi2008 (Pro Libertate)
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To: condi2008
More and more this presidency is feeling like a gift.

Indeed! Here is my SAT type analogy:

Bush is to Clinton as Gift is to IRS Audit.

3 posted on 01/30/2003 5:32:45 AM PST by TruthShallSetYouFree
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To: SJackson
Thank you for posting this! Peggy Noonan says things in such a nice way. People really can feel good about this President, his integrity, his resolve, and his willingness to acknowledge God's role in liberty. Wow.
4 posted on 01/30/2003 7:46:38 AM PST by alwaysconservative (Thank God for President Bush!)
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