Peggy Noonan: ON BUSH

Peggy Noonan compares the life change that Bush made during his midlife crisis when he decide the take the important things seriously and throw out the destructive habits, with the current crisis in the conservative ranks. 

"Once again there’s a family in crisis, and it’s conservatism. He can let it break up, or let it wither under his watch. Or he can change. Just as he learned at 40 that to keep his family he had to become part of something larger than himself, he should realize as he approaches 60 that he has to become part of something larger if he is to save his administration."

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