So what did she say that you don't agree with?   You're usually more forthcoming. She only offered four opinions.  She liked the article.  She said she believed in fiscally responsible government and that people should be responsible for themselves.  Or was it that she doesn't agree with Southey and  Renzetti?  Your comment suggests you only agreed with one or two of those?  Do you believe in fiscally responsible government, and that people should be responsible for themselves, at least to some extent  like in the choices they make which was the premise of this article after all?    I know she didn't extend her statement that way but it was clear to me that's what she meant.  
And how would you know what she comments on or what she likes or disagrees with outside this article.  Are all her comments available for you to see?   Or are you reading every G&M article and keeping score?