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.
‘What is the cost of not having enough penetrating airpower in a war with China, Russia, Iran, or another advanced air-defense state,’ an analyst asks.
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The Kremlin reaches a situation known in chess in which every move worsens its position.
By GEORGE WILL
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The president’s preferred candidates promise, as a high principle, not to think for themselves.
By GEORGE WILL
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Wars are mostly fought by young people, but today they rely on increasingly geriatric equipment.
By GEORGE WILL
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His departure illustrates a conundrum inside a paradox.
By GEORGE WILL
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Voters who are exhausted and embarrassed by endless turmoil and vitriol from both sides of the political spectrum deserve a choice, not an echo.
By GEORGE WILL
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Graduation season arrives for the disappointed young Leninists whose travails are chronicled in Noam Scheiber’s new book ‘Mutiny.’
By GEORGE WILL
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The law neither affirms nor even intimates a ‘right’ of particular groups to particular electoral outcomes.
By GEORGE WILL
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‘The Senate has no power to force the president to accept a treaty that he opposes,’ one legal sage avers.
By GEORGE WILL
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The Senate’s supermajority proves an enabler of presidential unilateralism.
By GEORGE WILL
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An attitude adjustment is needed among those who forget that people are resources more valuable than rare earth minerals.
By GEORGE WILL
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Too little training and too much testosterone can have disastrous consequences.
By GEORGE WILL
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