‘Disastrous, Cascading Consequences’ Would Ensue If Communist China Captures Taiwan
American abandonment of Free China ‘isn’t an option,’ a Hoover fellow avers.
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Mr. Will began his column with the Post in 1974, and he received the Pulitzer Prize for commentary in 1977. He is also a regular contributor to NewsNation.
American abandonment of Free China ‘isn’t an option,’ a Hoover fellow avers.
By GEORGE WILL
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College athletic departments have become entwined with money-raising ‘collectives’ through which donors finance on-field success.
By GEORGE WILL
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Our ally on the Korean Peninsula is slighted for the benefit of a contiguous enemy.
By GEORGE WILL
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‘The way I see it, if you want the rainbow, you got to put up with the rain,’ she aphorized.
By GEORGE WILL
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Accumulating evidence is forcing some facile beliefs to evolve.
By GEORGE WILL
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Change could relieve undergraduates of ‘undue’ pressure, one analyst contends.
By GEORGE WILL
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A peculiar political machine is driving the decline of the Windy City.
By GEORGE WILL
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‘The Puritan and the Cavalier,’ cautioned the New York Herald, ‘will always fight when they meet.’
By GEORGE WILL
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Voters currently being exhorted to participate in electing a new Congress might reasonably wonder: Why bother?
By GEORGE WILL
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The DSA’s agenda amounts to Peter Pan politics, the root-and-branch rejection of adulthood, understood as oppression by reality.
By GEORGE WILL
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New book by reporter and historian Annie Jacobsen sketches potential danger posed by genetically modified pathogens.
By GEORGE WILL
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A former attorney general allows that the nominee ‘will run the department as effectively as anyone could under President Trump.’
By GEORGE WILL
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