Op-ed writer George Will, a pillar of the old-guard GOP establishment, is so disgusted with Congress’s refusal to enforce more migration that he used his Washington Post column to air his grievances.
Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) “clearly has thought about the challenges of a third party presidential bid” and could launch one at the end of this year, writes Washington Post Columnist George Will.
Establishment authors and columnists are warning President Joe Biden about the growing risk of nuclear conflict amid his push to roll back Russia’s brutal campaign for territorial control in the eastern part of Ukraine.
MSNBC political commentator and author George Will said Wednesday on “The Beat” that the Republican base needed to be quarantined because they were “addicted to furiousness.”
MSNBC political commentator and author George Will said Friday on “Andrea Mitchell Reports” that former president Donald Trump demonstrated how rapidly one man with a “lack of conscience” can change the entire tone of public life for the worse.
Washington Post columnist George Will said Sunday on ABC’s “This Week” roundtable that Republican lawmakers would not investigate the Capitol riot on January 6 because of the “terror it feels for its own voters.”
Joe Biden plans to create a “position that reaches out to conservatives,” according to Cedric Richmond, whom the former Vice President has tapped to lead the White House Office of Public Engagement.
Washington Post columnist George Will says America’s founding fathers’ “original intent” was to count illegal aliens in congressional apportionment.
Earlier this week, during an online forum hosted by USA Today editor Susan Page on behalf of the Aspen Institute, Washington Post columnist George Will revealed he planned for the first time to vote for a Democrat in this year’s presidential election.
Sunday on NBC’s “Meet the Press,” Washington Post columnist George Will said President Donald Trump had turned the United States into “pitiful, helpless giant,” with his administration’s repose to the coronavirus pandemic.
Wednesday on MSNBC, Washington Post columnist George Will predicted President Donald Trump would lose in 2020, and that voters will forget him “fairly fast.”
Tuesday on MSNBC’s “MTP Daily,” Washington Post columnist George Will argued it was “frightening” that President Donald Trump has control over America’s nuclear arsenal when he “seems to be coming undone in some ways.”
Washington Post columnist and prominent Never Trumper George Will said on Monday that President Trump and his “enablers” must be removed from power.
Friday on ABC’s “The View,” Washington Post columnist George Will argued that “most Americans” were sad, embarrassed and exhausted by President Donald Trump.
Monday on MSNBC, Washington Post columnist George Will predicted the eventual presidential nominee of the Democratic Party would beat President Donald Trump in 2020.
Friday on HBO’s “Real Time,” host Bill Maher posed a question to Washington Post columnist George Will as to why some ideas dominating the modern Republican Party were what he perceived to be “dangerous.” Maher called the GOP anti-science and
Thursday, Washington Post columnist George Will sounded off on President Donald Trump, declaring his harm to the country as worse than that of former President Richard Nixon. According to Will, Trump’s damage to the country, unlike Nixon’s, is “public and constant.” “Nixon’s
Wednesday on CNBC’s “Power Lunch,” Washington Post columnist George Will said young voters think the Republican Party is the “dumb party.”
George Will says the U.S. needs “as much immigration as the economy can take” to supply corporations with a never-ending flow of foreign workers and provide jobs to willing foreign nationals, no matter the cost to America’s working and middle class.
Never Trumper George Will accused the Republican Party of becoming a “cult” and described illegal immigration as an “entrepreneurial act.”
Monday on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” Washington Post columnist George Will commented on the state of conservatism in the time of President Donald Trump being questioned by Rep. Justin Amash (R-MI). According to Will, Trump has as much to do with conservatism
Victor Davis Hanson described the Never Trump commentariat as “careerists” angered by their lack of influence over Republican voters.
Donald Trump mocked Never Trumpers in an exclusive, more-than-40-minute interview with Breitbart News in the Oval Office on Monday afternoon, calling them a nearly dead, “amazing breed” of political figures.
Monday on his nationally syndicated radio show, Rush Limbaugh reflected on the so-called Never Trump wing of the Republican Party, noting that a push to vote for Democrats against President Donald Trump this November seems to have backfired given the
George F. Will is angry at Vice President Mike Pence, and when George F. Will is angry, George F. Will takes it out on his thesaurus. In just the first paragraph we are treated to the words “oleaginous,” “feral,” “obsequiousness,” “benefactor,” “augmenting,” and “lickspittle.”
Thursday on MSNBC’s “The Last Word,” Washington Post columnist George Will offered his assessment of President Donald Trump while elaborating on his latest Post column that deems Vice President Mike Pence to be “worse” than Trump. “Donald Trump is an
Sunday on NBC’s “Meet the Press,” Washington Post columnist George Will said former White House chief strategist and Breitbart executive chairman Steve Bannon “came very close” to helping Alabama GOP Senate hopeful Roy Moore win even thought he was an
The University of California, once the home of the Free Speech Movement, announced Thursday that it will launch the National Center for Free Speech and Civic Engagement to study First Amendment issues and educate students about them.
Thursday on MSNBC’s “The 11th Hour,” Washington Post columnist George Will was asked by host Brian Williams about the current status of the “Buckley, Reagan, Kemp” brand of conservatism, which Will proclaims to herald, at a time when President Donald
Wednesday on CNBC’s “Power Lunch,” Washington Post columnist George Will reacted to the news of Bill O’Reilly, host of Fox News Channel’s flagship program “The O’Reilly Factor,” would be parting ways with Fox News amid allegations of sexual harassment. Will, who had
Tuesday on MSNBC’s “The Last Word,” Washington Post columnist George Will discussed his departure from the Republican Party and the decision by Fox News not to renew his contract as a network contributor. Will suggested some of it was attributable
Fox News has decided not to renew political commentator George Will’s contract, according to a spokesperson from the network.
On this weekend’s broadcast of “Fox News Sunday,” Washington Post columnist George Will said the after the presidential election loss the Democratic Party was “in tatters.” Will said, “The losing party here is in tatters. The Republican Party is as
During an interview on ABC’s “Powerhouse Politics” podcast on Tuesday, columnist George Will argued that if Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump loses, it would be “the worst conceivable outcome” for the GOP, and it would help the party if Democratic
On this weekend’s broadcast of “Fox News Sunday,” while discussing the FBI reopening the investigation into Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton’s use of a private unsecured email server during her tenure as secretary of state, Washington Post columnist George Will
Monday on Fox News Channel’s “Special Report,” Washington Post columnist George Will, who has been one of GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump’s biggest detractors throughout the 2016 presidential election cycle on the right, admitted Trump has a point when he
On this weekend’s broadcast of “Fox News Sunday,” while commenting on the Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump’s speech to the Republican National Convention, Washington Post columnist George Will said Americans do not want an “angry president” on the TVs. Partial
On this weekend’s broadcast of “CBS Sunday Morning,” Fox News Channel host Bill O’Reilly discussed his “Killing” series of books and what he attributed to their success. But as CBS’s Mo Rocca pointed out, they haven’t been without controversy. Rocca
Monday on Fox News Channel’s “Special Report,” conservative talk Laura Ingraham reacted to Washington Post columnist George Will’s proclamation he was leaving the Republican Party because of his disapproval of party presumptive nominee Donald Trump. Will had first announced his
George Will has virtually declared, “Enough of those ruffians and peasants who went and voted in record numbers in the recent Republican primary,” so he’s headed for the door, announcing that he is leaving the Republican Party.
