On the One Hand Peggy, and on the Other Wonkette

Hmm . . . something about her name reminds me of my lost boyhood. Got it: Peggington Noonington Seagull.

I thought Newell was quite kind, in light of the fact that Peggy Noonan seems positively stunned every time she sees evidence that black people are just like non-black people and is constantly patting herself on the back for being "progressive" enough to point out same.

Leave Judge Hatchett out of this.

"I really don't see why he chose those three sentences to bf and annotate." '

Those Wonkette people are cruel. They tend to brutally mock people they see as being so white, that they feel the need to write an article about how amazed they were that black people could, you know, buy things, fly on airplanes & generally be regular members of society.

Peggy is a true angel and doesn't deserve the attention of the unwashed and vulgar ruffians of the Wonkette weblog. Certainly, she rarely predicts events or outcomes correctly. Arguably, she is also slightly delusional with regard to the policies of the GOP, particularly during the Reagan era. Other than that, however, she's a lovely woman with a keen intellect and a rapier wit!

Begone, Wonkette trash! I have sent Dear Peggy a set of Trucknuts for her car in celebration of her triumph over the Wonkette commenters.

Who's Peggy Noonan? Did she sing with Herman's Hermits?

Give me a break, I got close enough for a blog--indeed, a link. Fact is, I'm rather proud I got the link to work. It has not always been thus.

I believe you mean "hatchet job", not "Hatchett Job". Unless you are trying (and failing) to affect the same 17th-century style employed by Madame Peggiworth Noonington.

Princess Peggington Noonington deserves all the criticism she can get. And more. Also.

The smart! It burns!

Well, that's Jim for ya.
Also TruckNutz!