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Peggy Noonan
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The problem is not that Americans are disheartened over inability to solve our problems. Here is what Noonan is missing
I started reading Peggy Noonan in the Wall Street Journal some time ago. Unfortunately, all too frequently I found her disappointing. Yes, she was a speechwriter for President Reagan, but since then she [...]
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huzzahs Ludwig von Mises' nearly century-old Theory of
Money and Credit for laying out the basics about why we are
in such an econ-jam these days, and pointing toward a path alas
not-taken toward a solution. An excerpt:
when the government holds rates artificially low in order to
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We are governed at all levels by America's luckiest children, sons and daughters of the abundance, and they call themselves optimists but they're not optimiststhey're unimaginative. They don't have faith, they've just never been foreclosed on. They are stupid and they are callous, and they don't mind it when people become disheartened. They don't even notice.
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In the immediate term, we should move slowly. In an unstable time, in an unstable environment, with many movable pieces and uncertain dynamics, the best thing to do, often, is nothing dramatic. When all is excitable, move deliberately, thoughtfully. Listen, weigh and consider, with the emphasis on listen.
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Andrew Samwick is shrill: >A Question for Peggy Noonan: When Did Our Callous Childhood Begin: A friend pointed me to this column by Peggy Noonan in last week's WSJ, "We're Governed by Callous Children." I think she is right in her main point about a disheartened leadership class in business and a mindless leadership class in government. >But she makes the same mistake that other Republican commentators make when they criticize our current...
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Peggy Noonan gets most things right, with verve and wit, and even when she’s wrong her writing is often impressive enough to pull along even disagreeing readers. She usually hits the slow pitches of idiocy and offensiveness thrown by our...
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Three-steps-from-crazy-cat-lady WSJ columnist Peggy Noonan is teaching at Harvard. Our spies report: "Peggy's a ridiculous, hilarious person to speaking with any authority on anything at all." They've provided us with her awesome quotes. We're presenting them emoticon-contextualized them for you...
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