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Peggy Noonan denies it, but she saw it coming …

November 15, 2016

She grabs the pulse of America and lays it out there for all to read.

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Loyal readers know that I’m a big Peggy Noonan fan.

She sees things that other people don’t see … until it’s too late.

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Here’s what Noonan had to say in her post-election column: What Comes After the Uprising

Donald Trump said he had a movement and he did.

This is how you know.

His presidential campaign was bad—disorganized, unprofessional, chaotic, ad hoc.

There was no state-of-the-art get-out-the-vote effort—his voters got themselves out.

There was no high-class, high-tech identifying of supporters — they identified themselves.

They weren’t swayed by the barrage of brilliantly produced ads — those ads hardly materialized.

This was not a triumph of modern campaign modes and ways.

The people did this. As individuals within a movement.

Trump supporters are overwhelmingly citizens of good will and patriotic intent who never deserved to be deplored as racist, sexist, thuggish.

It was a natural, self-driven eruption.

Which makes it all the more impressive and moving.

And it somehow makes it more beautiful that few saw it coming.

While says modestly that she didn’t see it coming, I beg to differ.

Here’s the proof …

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Noonan: “A historic decoupling between the top and the bottom …”

August 15, 2016

Frequent readers know that I’m big fan of the WSJ’s Peggy Noonan.

I love the way the lady writes and she always cutting to the chase with keen insights.

Her most recent column is no exception:

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Here are a couple of snippets from Noonan …

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Noonan: Cruising on the Titanic?

October 28, 2013

Loyal readers know that I really like Peggy Noonan.

Even when I disagree with her views, I enjoy her writing.

Noonan was a strong 2008 Obama supporter … not so much any more.

She wrote a really good editorial re: ObamaCare in last Friday’s WSJ.

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Worth reading in its entirety … here are a couple of snippets …

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