>>6804738

How very charming, the poison typewriter of the old battleaxe that is Peggy Noonan.

She's 68 years old, and still clinging to the apex of her career that was Reagan's Challenger explosion speech.

Daughter of an Irish merchant seaman, grew up in the Bronx, very Catholic

Certainly has the Irish gift of gab

Her condescension and superiority won her a Pulitzer in 2017

She's behind GHWB's "thousand points of light" and "kinder, gentler nation" (both of which actually meant precisely nothing)

Also came up with "read my lips: no new taxes", which GHWB's subsequently broke, and was one of the reasons he lost to Grifter Clinton in 1992.

There is zero reason to care about Peggy Noonan's trite prose. It didn't mean much in her heyday, and it means even less today.

>>6804894

After spending over an hour digging Saul Alinsky the other day, I'm almost certain the wretched Eric Holder was very familiar with him.

"Community organizers"

Riiiiight.

>>6804909

This is fascinating, anon. I also like the style and pace of your writing, although your content here is the real star.

A+, will read anon's book when it comes out

>>6804959

We could stand with an "Undesirable Foreign Organization" law here.

I can't fault them on that one.

>>6805015

First stop on any dig for any of the Clintons' labyrinth of nonprofits is Charles Ortel.

This podcast in particular:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtsRjIpH-0M&list=PLBlSynguD0vanqruwm6O9DRmOnODZvFGj&index=141

Go to 07:00

For discussion of one of Clinton's first international graft schemes, the "America India Foundation" created after a major earthquake

Its donor list includes a whole bunch of convicted felons

They raised $1 billion (they said) but the actual tax filing for that foundation state they raised less than $100,000.