To which I say, Ho-Ho. He must mean HIS complicity! Will is up there with other conservatives who either backed Obama, or were so highly critical of McCain as to have their behavior amount to the same thing; some are now being reeducated by experience, some not. As for Will, shall we send him a batch of broken mirrors???
McCain was a Rino. None of us were happy with him and he showed how little he actually cared about conservatism with his bogus bailout plan.
I wish they had 0 rating, but 1 is the least I can give,
So conservative columnists are now not allowed to write their opinion about RINOS? Or is that just during elections?
Is it George Will’s job to get RINOS elected?
George Will and Peggy Noonan just to name two are classic examples of Stalin’s “Useful Idiots.” They are completely in the thrall of the PC culture which does not allow them to think clearly about a Communist like Obama. They are also classical racists in the sense that their eye’s cannot see Obama for what he is, their eyes see only a “black man.”
George F. Will makes some good points, but he is primarily interested in veering left so that some D.C. and NYC liberals will say something nice about him, maybe no more than complimenting him on his bow ties.
Neither of these clowns should be in the White House as both are happy to turn the US into Little Mexico. But Will is just as unqualified to tell us who the right guy for the job might be.
And, until a Republican leader emerges who is truly conservative, I just don't much care any more. If they want money they will only get it when I am paying to see a conservative run. I am tired of wasting my money.
I’m not a George Will fan, but (at least) I bet he is consistent. He didn’t drink the McCain kook-aid back in Dec/Jan, when McCain surged. The useful idiots were the Conservative pundits and voters who foisted McCain on the rest of us. I voted for McCain in the election, but thought Romney the best of a pretty weak field. At least Romney wasn’t too-old, impulsive (like McCain), and knew his economics.
Against all odds, McCain still had a decent shot until he “suspended his campaign” to push for the bailout—that was an unmitigated disaster. He might even have won had he opposed the bailout, but we’ll never know.
George Will wrote an article about his Down Syndrome son, relating it to abortion. It’s the article that turned me from a complacent and undecided pro-lifer to a committed one. I think he is spot on when he says Republicans (and i think he means Republican leadership) are as much to blame as Democrats for our loss this election. The party abandoned us conservatives as much as we abandoned them.
I was finished with Will some years ago when in an interview in New Hampshire he went into an anti-Christian rant. He is simply a poseur.