Columnists Charles Krauthammer and George Will, along with Weekly Standard Senior Writer Stephen Hayes placed their early bets on Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker to win the 2016 GOP nomination during a Fox News Channel special on Saturday. Asked how they would wager
Columnist George Will argued that President Obama’s remarks at the National Prayer Breakfast indicate the president “seems much more squeamish about saying that this [Islamic terror] is a manifestation of Islam than he is about saying there have been deplorable
Columnist George Will reacted to a clip of Joy Behar attacking “neanderthal thinking on the right” by pointing out that many of her fellow leftists believe pseudoscience about fracking and GMOs on Tuesday’s “Special Report” on the Fox News Channel.
On “Fox News Sunday,” host Chris Wallace asked Washington Post columnist George Will if he was surprised by President Barack Obama’s bold attitude during his State of the Union address in light of his parties devastating losses in the November midterm
On this weekend’s broadcast of “Fox New Sunday,” Washington Post columnist George Will said the Republican Party has a deep bench of potential presidential candidates for 2016, therefore “they do not need to look backwards” and renominate former Gov. Mitt Romney
Columnist George Will touted Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker (R) as “potentially the most potent candidate” for the GOP in 2016 on Monday’s “Laura Ingraham Show.” “Don’t overlook, I think potentially the most potent candidate, and that is Scott Walker of
George Will understands why conservatives are revolted by the Common Core standards. Jeb Bush either does not understand or, perhaps worse, does not care. Either way, Bush owns his insistence upon the highly controversial education initiative, a position that will likely cost him with most conservatives in a presidential bid, and should also matter to all Republicans.
Chris Conte, an oft-injured but rarely sidelined-for-long Chicago Bears safety, says he would trade years off his life for NFL longevity. “As far as after football,” he told the Windy City’s WBBM, “who knows? My life will revolve around football
The modern college campus is chock full of political correctness that fears nothing more than free speech and dissenting ideas, as 2014 proved once again. Here are 11 of the worst offenders: 1. UCSB Feminist Studies Professor Attacks Pro-Life
On this weekend’s broadcast of “Fox News Sunday,” the political panel, which included George Will, former Rep. Jane Harman (D-CA), Juan Williams and Brit Hume debated comments Hillary Clinton made this week calling for the United States to “respect” and
Columnist George Will argued that the death of Eric Garner was the consequence of “imbecilic networks of laws” making legitimate law enforcement tactics “becom[ing] manic,” and “its own sense of disorder, own cause of disorder” on Thursday’s broadcast of “Special
Columnist George Will said that while he “deeply hope[s]” Jeb Bush will run for president in 2016, he doubted that Bush will on Monday’s “Special Report” on the Fox News Channel. Will stated “I deeply hope he runs, he’s a
Columnist George Will argued that President Obama’s planned executive order on immigration was “institutional vandalism” on Wednesday’s “Special Report” on the Fox News Channel. “I think this is institutional vandalism that we’re seeing here. after 9/11, the FBI and other
Columnist George Will said that if President Obama really wants the US to spend more money on infrastructure, he should approve the Keystone XL Pipeline on Tuesday’s “Special Report” on the Fox News Channel. “He says rightly that we as
On Fox News Sunday conservative columnist George Will said of President Obama‘s planned executive amnesty, “The policies are defensible, the process is execrable.” Will said, “The policies that reportedly the president is planning to implement are those about which people of intelligent people
President Obama continued his tradition of blatantly lying to the American people about ObamaCare during his press conference Wednesday and the Washington Post Factchecker has called him out on it giving him 3 Pinocchios. But it wasn’t just WaPo’s Glenn Kessler
On Wednesday’s broadcast of the Fox News Channel’s “Special Report,” columnist George Will argued that President Obama indicated that he thinks the American public “an unprovoked and inexplicable tantrum” during his post-election press conference. “The president said this didn’t
On Thursday’s “Special Report” on the Fox News Channel, Washington Post columnist George Will offered an analysis that suggested Russian President Vladimir Putin is consequential in that he is motivated by anger and is more dangerous than the Islamic State
On Fox News Channel’ “Fox News Sunday With Chris Wallace,” Washington Post columnist George Will cited a report that suggested if someone sneezed, the infectious partials of fluid are essentially “airborne,” so some doctors are taking issue with the CDC’s
Washington Post columnist George Will argued that President Barack Obama has practiced trickle-down economics through his Federal Reserve policy on Thursday’s broadcast of “Special Report” on the Fox News Channel. “Now, the president we just heard disparage trickle-down economics while
Teacups are rattling in the hands of Democrat consultants across the land, as another closely-watched neck-and-neck race suddenly turns into a big lead for the Republican candidate… and it’s the race to fill the seat left behind by left-wing dinosaur
On Wednesday’s “Special Report” on the Fox News Channel, Washington Post columnist George Will criticized President Barack Obama’s address to the United Nations earlier in the day, questioning the rhetoric on the grounds of being on the right side of
Washington Post columnist and author George Will stated that he would “bet against” Jeb Bush running for president in 2016 on Tuesday’s broadcast of “The Laura Ingraham Show.” He added that Bush “has four strikes against him, his last name,
On a special broadcast of Fox News Channel’s “Special Report” following President Barack Obama’s address of taking on ISIS in the Middle East, Washington Post columnist George Will questioned some of the unknowns in the Obama policy, which he said
On his Tuesday broadcast, conservative talker Mark Levin took on Washington Post columnists and Fox News Channel regulars George Will and Charles Krauthammer for their support of amnesty for illegal immigrants. “How do you know how many there are? …
