Peggy Noon's Wall Street Journal column - Hillary disappoints womenkind, again

Oh sure! Aptly? Such as using analogies like what Margaret Thatcher ordered for dinner? Yes, to a simpleton or to some bellicose redneck who describes himself as a 'compassionate conservative', reading something as revealing as Thatcher's ordering beef for dinner would be a great indicator of some Cheney-like mental illness that would have us attacking every country with a government that didn't like the U.S. ----------- OF COURSE Noonan, who was a Reagan speechwriter and former employee would pick on a comment like that and use something as frivolous as Margaret Thatcher's taste for beef as some kind of LEGITIMATE indicator of female leadership ability.--------. How quaint Looney Nooney is as she uses most of the Murdoch-owned paper's op-ed piece to set up her goofy analogy.---------.Noonan, once a semi-credible writer, has of late, been given to writing superlatives about Reagan who was himself teetering on the edge of impeachment for the Iran Contra affair as he left office. ----------- . I just love it when Sean Insanity greets Reagan's accomplice, Oliver North, by saying, "You're a great American."--------. Somehow, Noonan's credibility has gone the way of that "Slam Dunk" evidence promised by George Tenet. ------- Ah, but minutia can be a powerful persuader when there is nothing else with which to compare it.--------Why not try to find something a bit more suustantive than a poorly-conceived op-ed piece to make your case - - It reminds me too much of the borderline intlligence of those whosupport a president that in 7 years has yet to learn how to speak intelligently. I am literally embarrassd every time Bush uses the word 'Nookular' or laments the fact that "thousands of doctors are unable to practice thier love with women...."------Of course, it doesn't take much to hold the attention of a 'conservative' - especially one who screams about Democrats and "Tax and Spend" when his own President has proven to have been the most fiscally liberal president in U.S. history.------. Perhaps Noonan's op-ed piece belongs in the 'funnies' along with Bush's 'compassionate conservatism'!--------- It WOULD be funny if the debt he's saddled future generations with weren't so incomprehensible. ---- Oh, and let's not forget the "penny wise and pound foolish" way Bush vetoed the SCHIP bill while his disastrous war and policies in the middle east are responsible for the $15 per barrel "terror upcharge" we pay for every barrel of oil. ------ Yeah, those Republican CONSERVATIVES really have it figured out!