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You are linking an article by Peggy Noonan, a right wing wackjob, to a site primarily visited by black people?

Do you know who Peggy Noonan is? Are you sure you understood who everever it was that she wrote? The Peggy Noonan I know is a bigot who has been kicking the President since he took office and will continue to do so.

Who is the Peggy Noonan that you think did a good job?

“Passengers on U.S.-bound flights will no longer be able to leave their seats, have anything on their laps or access carry-on baggage in the final hour of the flight, Air Canada reported on its Web site.

Passengers getting off flights from overseas reported extra pat-downs before boarding and more bomb-sniffing dogs. Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said in a statement that extra security measures “are designed to be unpredictable.”

Count me in as an Obama supporter always.

http://online.wsj.com/article/declarations.html

“Cannon to the left of him, cannon to the right of him, cannon in front of him volley and thunder. That's our president's position on the political battlefield now, taking it from all sides. And the odd thing, the unique thing in terms of modern political history, is that no one really defends him, no one holds high his flag. When was the last time you put on the radio or TV and heard someone say “Open line Friday—we're talking about what it is we like best about Barack Obama!” When did you last see a cable talking head say, “The greatness of this man is as obvious as it is unnoticed”?

Is the left out there on the Internet and the airwaves talking about him? Oh, yes. They're calling him a disappointment, a sellout, a DINO—Democratic in name only. He sold out on single-payer health insurance, and then the public option. He'll sell you out on your issue too.

The pundits and columnists, dreadful people that they are, call him cold, weak, aloof, arrogant, entitled.

So let's denounce him again.

Wait—it's Christmas. Let's not. There are people who deeply admire the president, who work with him and believe he's doing right. This week, this column is their forum. They speak not for attribution to avoid the charge of suckupism……”

“…..I end with a story told to me by an old Reagan hand who, with another former Reagan administration official, was being given a private tour of the White House by Michelle Obama. This was last summer. Mrs. Obama led the two through the halls, and then they stopped by the Lincoln bedroom. They stood in the doorway, and then took a step inside, but went no deeper. Everything looked the same, but something was different. “We don't allow guests to stay in this room anymore,” Mrs. Obama explained. She spoke of it as a place of reverence. They keep it apart, it's not for overnights.

Unspoken, but clearly understood by the Reagan hands, was: This is where he signed the Emancipation Proclamation. A true copy of it is here, on the desk. He signed it: “Abraham Lincoln.” The Reagan hands were impressed and moved. It is fitting and right that the Lincoln bedroom be held apart. It always should have been. Good, they thought. Good.”

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