GEORGE WILL
Mr. Will began his column with the Post in 1974, and he received the Pulitzer…
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Trump’s Tornado of Tariffs-by-Whim Vindicates Madison’s Warning That ‘Enlightened Statesmen Will Not Always Be at the Helm’
The president’s ever-shifting and contradictory rationales for the import levies suggest that protectionism is not an economic policy but a political strategy for aggrandizing personal power.
Kentucky’s Beshear Could Offer Democrats Path Back to the White House, If He Can Tame the Party’s ‘Groups’
These factions are ideologically contentious and often have agendas that strike many people as a form of cultural aggression.
Pandemic Exposes a Deeper Sickness as Covid Lays Bare Authoritarian Impulses in Science, Academia, and Journalism
The ‘moralization of disagreements’ stifles dissent, two Princeton scholars say in dismaying new appraisal.
Rahm Emanuel, Weighing White House Bid, Beckons Democrats Back to the Center To Gain in Midterms, 2028
Worry less about ‘a child’s right to pick his pronouns,’ former Windy City mayor says, and more about ‘children who do not know what a pronoun is.’
If Republicans Nominate Ken Paxton in 2026, Texas Could Send Its First Democrat to Senate in 40 Years
That prospect, though, depends on prudence conquering the national Democratic Party’s impulse to incessantly annoy the electorate’s temperate center.
Supreme Court Misses Chance To Restore Promise of Voting Rights Act, Which Has Been Degraded by Multiculturalism
Justice Thomas zeroes in on the contradictions between the law’s guarantee of the rights of groups, and the Constitution’s guarantee of equal protection of the laws for individuals.
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