Peggy Noonan

Mitt Romney sat down with The Wall Street Journal s Peggy Noonan and reflected on his past mistakes on the campaign trail. Can Romney overcome his foot-in-mouth moments? The NOW w/ Alex Wagner panelists discuss.

Peggy Noonan says Americans aren't as sentimental as they used to be about their presidents, making it easier to "fire" them. Michael Gerson, David Corn and John Dickerson weigh in on the president's reelect campaign against Mitt Romney.

A discussion with columnist Peggy Noonan on the major world events in 2011.

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The Wall Street Journal's Peggy Noonan and "Meet the Press" moderator David Gregory join Morning Joe to discuss the president's speech on Afghanistan. Noonan says "The speech is only good as the policy you're communicating."

Former Secretary of State James Baker, Peggy Noonan, Willie Brown and Andrea Mitchell join NBC’s David Gregory to discuss the powerful force that the late commander in chief still exerts on American politics.

Dec. 17: Is President Barack Obama shaping his agenda around issues that the country has little interest in? Peggy Noonan of the Wall Street Journal discusses.

Jan. 24: E.J. Dionne, Katty Kay, Peggy Noonan and Chuck Todd discuss the president's agenda and looming political battles with NBC’s David Gregory on “Meet the Press.”

The Wall Street Journal's Peggy Noonan and author and screenwriter John Ridley join Morning Joe for a conversation on the electorate's consistent desire for change, and the seeming rejection of the two-party system.

With New York Magazine's John Heilemann and the Wall Street Journal's Peggy Noonan, Morning Joe discusses if Obama can keep the Tucson momentum going to and through the State of the Union.

NBC’s Chuck Todd and Peggy Noonan of the Wall Street Journal joins the Morning Joe gang to discuss why Democratic candidates aren't running on their records, but on secondary measures like "campaign spending and mischief."

The Wall Street Journal's Peggy Noonan joins Morning Joe to discuss a new NYT/CBS poll, showing 70 percent of respondents believing the country is going in the wrong direction. Are gas prices or unemployment numbers to blame? The panel debates.