George Will is a distinguished American newspaper columnist and journalist, renowned for his erudite prose and frequent allusions to political philosophy and baseball. His columns, which often blend factual reporting with conservative commentary, have achieved widespread circulation and earned him a Pulitzer Prize. Will is celebrated for his ability to combine deep political insight with a distinctive authorial voice, establishing him as a significant figure in American journalism.
Will examines four of the most "professional" men in baseball today and shows that the special pleasures of the game are perfectly represented by each of them--as they approach the game with the same obsessive attention to detail as any fine craftsman.
Will argues that Congress's ability to legislate effectively is being undermined by politicians using it a vehicle for seeking re-election. Term limits, he says, would work to reverse the trend toward short-term popularity seeking and re-establish Congress as a proper deliberative chamber.
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