Will is often too in love with his own voice, and I disagree profoundly with him on so many policy matters, which he casts out like pearls before swine, giving erudite essays that tend toward heartlessness.
But apparently he's finally had enough.
❝ Amid the carnage of Republican misrule in Washington, there is this glimmer of good news: The family-shredding policy along the southern border, the most telegenic recent example of misrule, clarified something. Occurring less than 140 days before elections that can reshape Congress, the policy has given independents and temperate Republicans — these are probably expanding and contracting cohorts, respectively — fresh if redundant evidence for the principle by which they should vote.
The principle: The congressional Republican caucuses must be substantially reduced. So substantially that their remnants, reduced to minorities, will be stripped of the Constitution’s Article I powers that they have been too invertebrate to use against the current wielder of Article II powers. They will then have leisure time to wonder why they worked so hard to achieve membership in a legislature whose unexercised muscles have atrophied because of people like them. ❞
Will is not necessarily upset at what actions the GOP-dominated Congress has take to date, but over what actions they haven't taken, i.e., anything to rein in the guy in the White House and his gang of "louts".
An article worth passing on to the traditional conservatives in your life.
Lol. “Vesuvius of mendacity “