Proponents of this theory include former Ronald Reagan speechwriter Peggy Noonan and talk-show host Rush Limbaugh. Noonan, who also wrote a book critical of Hillary Clinton, states on the editorial page of "The Wall Street Journal" that Klein "assumes the market is conservative and conservatives are stupid. They're not, actually. They want solid sourcing and new information that is true," concluding that this book only serves to "inoculate [Hillary Clinton] against future and legitimate criticism and revelations." Some commentators on the left feel that the nearly unanimous condemnation of "The Truth About Hillary" by the right may also be a well-coordinated political maneuver. Indeed, Keelin McDonel states in the centrist political journal "The New Republic" that "conservatives are launching a preemptive strike on what Klein identifies as one of Clinton's central mantras: 'victimhood can be a political plus.'"