Peggy Noonan
Definition
Peggy Noonan is an American author, weekly columnist for The Wall Street Journal, and political commentator, known for her 'Declarations' column.
Former White House speechwriter for Presidents Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush, credited with iconic addresses including the Challenger disaster speech.
Pulitzer Prize winner for Distinguished Commentary (2017), contributor to NBC News and ABC News, and author of several books on American politics and culture.
Examples
Peggy Noonan's latest column sliced through the political noise like a well-honed Reagan quip.
In the annals of speechwriting, Peggy Noonan remains the undisputed queen of turning tears into triumphs.
Politicos reach for Peggy Noonan's wisdom when their own words run drier than a filibuster.
Peggy Noonan's prose proves that elegance can critique power without raising its voice.