Peggy is showing signs of early onset Barry Goldwater disease – in which one drifts to the left as the end of life looms large.

Truly, Noonan is a clear example of such disease plaquing Washington, the MSM and sadly …. some quarters of the GOP.

This is clearly what YOU are saying. Speak for yourself man.

Because its a class thing. Noonan abhored Palin from the beggining. Read her recent hit piece. Her most recent book is called “Patriotic Grace”. She’s hated ‘red meat’ conservatives, bad manners, people who talk straight, small town American colloquiallisms. She’s an elite writer of an elite society.

If you read Noonan’s latest in its entirety, her contempt is apparent. But this is a woman who gloats that her boy answers questions with “yes” and not “what”

There is another angle her too and its the bitterness of professional women who sacrifice family and children for a professional and cosmopolitan life. That’s a topic for a whole other diary.

BTW, is it just me, or does “The People of Politeness” sound like a cult waiting to happen

Peggy Noonan, seems to have little real class, and I feel sorry for her.

http://www.peggynoonan.com/contact.php

She had better take some advice and SHUT UP because she is only relegating herself to obscurity in quick order. WE will not go to the left in the next election we will be going RIGHT and it will be beyond her comprehension how many of those running are everyday people just like Palin because that is what the American people what…REAL PEOPLE…people who come from our state who respect the Constitution and are about limiting government to it’s original purpose and giving back to the states that which is theirs!

Perhaps the WSJ will learn that to have an op-ed writer who is talking down to your readership is not perhaps a means by which to make money. NRO learned that lesson with Kathleen Parker. Here is hoping they wake up because they otherwise have a fine paper. I want to let Rupert know that if he thinks that Peggy Noonan speaks for the Conservative base perhaps he ought to go out to middle America and hear what we have to say about that. OBTW Peggy WE rubes out here do read the WSJ we just ignore you.

They seem to feel that Sarah Palin is a grasping, fame-obsessed, vacuous, empty suit. Sort of a female Bill Clinton without the alleged “mastery of the issues.”

Mrs. Noonan also derides fans of Sarah Palin in her article. Mrs. Noonan and I have been moving in different directions, politically, for about the last six years, but it seems very much that she has something specific and personal against Sarah Palin, much as did Jim Pinkerton against George W. Bush.

I’m sure she didn’t teach him those tactics while she was sipping tea and munching on cucumber sandwiches.

I also read Noon’s “What I Saw at the Revolution.” My recollection is she comes from the “working class” and through hard work she’s obtained a college education and learned to “speak and write good.” And was lucky to get aboard Reagan’s bandwagon. Now she wants to make sure she continues to get invited to the “correct” (as opposed to the “right*) New York parties.

I stopped listening to her after her infamous off-camera (and thought, by her, to be off a hot mike) comment, in reference to McCain’s selection of Palin, that “This is bull***t.”

In case the embed did not work:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R3BWsKvZZ98

Thank you.

My copy of What I Saw at the Revolution is now warming up the local landfill.