George Will is brilliant

[SvenBenson]

Of course deductive logic sounds intelligent as it is the only actual way to establish proofs, or a deductively sound argument where true premises must lead towards a particular inference. However, Will violates his reasoning stances often when challenged on other issues in fear of "appearing out of the mainstream"; which unfortunately was clearly exposed ironically by Barnie Frank (of all people) on his stance; it violates the very principles preached and abandoned reason.

[MishuTaste]

Let's not have ANY corporate welfare!

[buddmannable]

Yup - the networks are absolutely unbaised - 4 (ultra) libs and 1 conservative on the panel

[rired48]

Mr. Will is a shill for libertarian, corporate power that runs this country... What we really have is welfare/socialism for corporations, and pure vicious capitalism for the middle class....

[Tippersnore]

George's will is brilliant? Yeah, he certainly was when he stated on air that Salman Pak in Iraq was Saddam Hussein's terrorist training facility for 9/11-like hijackings. Brilliant indeed - at propaganda.

[RandomEdge]

i bet politicians are watching this saying, "oh those naive idealists."

[manmanguy]

too bad wall street fucking owns america, good luck with that.

[fuzzybekool]

George Will. A voice of common sense.

[ilovecrap]

thats why hes not on fox lol

[BloggerMusicMan]

I'll add my agreement to that too Mr. Will :)

[thesparitan]

brillant genus

[mannyfeseha]

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[jpbalkenende]

Will the genius will surely soon receive his Nobel for his audacious theory that increasing the QUANTITY or turnout of the electoral vote decreases the QUALITY!

Truly a brilliant man.

[rmsolympic1]

Yes, george is a genius, a true and supremely articulate champion of luminous intellect. I always love reading and listening to him.

[sleazypig]

I wish I had his insight. Briliant man

[DCUPtoejuice]

Allelujah

[argonaut05]

Don't forget, this man argues against providing student loans.

[chrismca]

Not true. He argues against taxpayers (under the guise of the govt) providing student loans. While I've never heard him speak on this point specifically; given his faith in markets to do such things (economics was one of his areas of study when he was a Rhodes scholar) I'm sure it's just fine with him that banks provide such loans.

[rmcdaniel423]

@chrismca wrote: "He argues against taxpayers providing student loans. . . I'm sure it's just fine with him that banks provide such loans."

As it should be, in my opinion.

[ImmortalWom847]

Large companies are needed to prevent a violent revolution in this country and, consequently, a forfeiture of all rights and liberties granted to the American people.

[slagathor23]

How are large companies preventing revolution?

[littlemanyuotube]

Why are they getting it in the first place? Companies already get tax breaks. People need help, not firms that make billions, like Wal-Mart and its attempt to get 200,000 from a brain damaged woman. A revolution is needed to save us from large companies.

[Bonhamish]

That's why, I always say, mild-socialism isn't such a bad thing, I'm not saying EXTREME left wing politics should be taken into action, but some socialistic ideologies actually provide the people with free education, free health care, and all of that is what America needs for a better tommrow.

I don't know why neoconservatives fear free services, It's as if they WANT their country to be in this bad spot

[seancreed]

nothing is free...ever

[SinisterSkip]

@seancreed

In the end even love costs money! (presents and shit) :)

[bahdahdoop]

@seancreed shhhhhhh....don't tell liberals

[aes229]

public services aren't free, they're publicly funded. The way you pay for them is different, but you're still paying for them.