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Why did Peggy Noonan win the Pulitzer Prize for commentary?

She's been around a long time, and I hadn't noticed that she was getting especially good, so why give her the prize in 2016?

The official statement credits here with "rising to the moment with beautifully rendered columns that connected readers to the shared virtues of Americans during one of the nation’s most divisive political campaigns." And it lists 10 columns, all of which can be read at the link (which is great, sinc they're originally published at the Wall Street Journal, where you need and probably don't have a subscription):

1. February 27, 2016 Trump and the Rise of the Unprotected
2. March 5, 2016 The Republican Party is Shattering
3. April 23, 2016 That Moment When 2016 Hits You
4. May 7, 2016 Trump Was a Spark, Not the Fire
5. August 27, 2016 A Wounded Boy’s Silence, And the Candidates’
6. September 10, 2016 Remembering a Hero, 15 Years After 9/11
7. September 24, 2016 The Year of the Reticent Voter
8. October 22, 2016 Imagine a Sane Donald Trump
9. November 26, 2016 No More Business as Usual, Mr. Trump
10. December 31, 2016 Shining a Light on ‘Back Row’ America

If I can trust the accuracy of my tagging, I only blogged about 2 Peggy Noonan columns in 2016, and neither is among the 10 the Pulitzer people liked so much.

I blogged about "What to Tell Your Children About Trump" here. I tweaked her as "Kind of vulnerable to flattery." Trump had talked to her on the phone about how she'd bee "unfair to him, sometimes mean, sometimes really, really mean." I guess the Pulitzer people liked other columns — the ones where she was mean.

And I blogged about her November 11th column — "What Comes After the Uprising" — here.
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She's been around a long time, and I hadn't noticed that she was getting especially good, so why give her the prize in 2016?

The official statement credits here with "rising to the moment with beautifully rendered columns that connected readers to the shared virtues of Americans during one of the nation’s most divisive political campaigns." And it lists 10 columns, all of which can be read at the link (which is great, sinc they're originally published at the Wall Street Journal, where you need and probably don't have a subscription):

1. February 27, 2016 Trump and the Rise of the Unprotected
2. March 5, 2016 The Republican Party is Shattering
3. April 23, 2016 That Moment When 2016 Hits You
4. May 7, 2016 Trump Was a Spark, Not the Fire
5. August 27, 2016 A Wounded Boy’s Silence, And the Candidates’
6. September 10, 2016 Remembering a Hero, 15 Years After 9/11
7. September 24, 2016 The Year of the Reticent Voter
8. October 22, 2016 Imagine a

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Sane Donald Trump

November 26, 2016 No More Business as Usual, Mr. Trump

December 31, 2016 Shining a Light on ‘Back Row’ America

If I can trust the accuracy of my tagging, I only blogged about 2 Peggy Noonan columns in 2016, and neither is among the 10 the Pulitzer people liked so much.

I blogged about "What to Tell Your Children About Trump" here. I tweaked her as "Kind of vulnerable to flattery." Trump had talked to her on the phone about how she'd bee "unfair to him, sometimes mean, sometimes really, really mean." I guess the Pulitzer people liked other columns — the ones where she was mean.

And I blogged about her November 11th column — "What Comes After the Uprising" — here.
Click for more »

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