That’s one weird column. The hypothetical Cheney replacement “would have to be a man wildly popular in the party and the press,” says Noonan. She punts on naming a name, naturally, since approximately no one is “wildly popular” with the GOP base and with our esteemed press corps. So what was her point, again?
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