Peggy Noonan: Trump ‘Was in Code Pink Territory’ Last Night with 9/11 Remarks

NOONAN: "It was lions and tigers and bears, oh, my. It’s what happens when a field — an uncoordinated field of 17 suddenly becomes six men who are really fighting and really want it. There were lots of sparks. To me there were two headlines. One is, Donald Trump didn’t just have controversial or interesting remarks to say on — on the invasion of Iraq. By going into, by looking at Jeb Bush and saying essentially, your brother lied to get us in there and also he was president during 9/11 and he should have made us safer, to me he was getting into or he was into code pink territory. Not Democratic Party territory, not moderate Republican, but kind of code pink territory. I’m not sure how that’s going to play. I think we may be hearing a bit about it the next few days. Second thing was, I know many people think that Jeb Bush seemed strong in his sparks moments with Donald Trump, but I think too much Jeb Bush falls back on saying he’s a 63-year-old man who’s constantly saying, don’t pick on my mom, don’t pick on my pop, my father’s the best father in the world. There’s something odd and unbecoming about it. We know his parents. We know he loves them and why that’s wonderful. But, in fact, Trump was talking about serious issues. I think he should have engaged on that."