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.
Elon Musk’s campaign spending unintentionally demonstrates that there is a point at which the utility of political dollars not only declines steeply, but actually becomes negative.
By GEORGE WILL
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Third parties are said to be like wasps: They sting, then die.
By GEORGE WILL
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‘Tradable loans’ offer predictable safety — unless there is a slow, or not so slow, debt repudiation by inflation.
By GEORGE WILL
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Trump is as unloved in football-crazed Ohio as Michigan’s Wolverines.
By GEORGE WILL
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In Maine, the average cost to fill a standard tankful of home heating oil is $1,650, about 80 percent above last year’s price.
By GEORGE WILL
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‘I’ll think about that tomorrow,’ is how Scarlett O’Hara put it.
By GEORGE WILL
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Yet the most menacing development involves no exotic technology, so it is disregarded.
By GEORGE WILL
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Voters would be wise to remember: If there is no penalty for travesties, travesties will proliferate.
By GEORGE WILL
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Today’s religious right echoes the DSA’s demands for government-enforced social uniformity.
By GEORGE WILL
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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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