Agree. Will showed his true colors during the last election as one of Obama's butt-boys of the right. His primary concern is interesting conversation over dinner on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. A true dilettante.
He is like an African of a couple of hundred years ago: a novelty to be shown off at parties.
I think G Will appeals to Northeastern Republicans, which is a whatever for me at least, what troubles me about him is his lack of consistency, he more or less is a Romney Republican but yet here is trying to cloak himself in the Revolutionary War.
I thought he still lived in Chevy Chase. When Reagan was president and wanted to have diner with someone, he had them over to the White House, with one exception: He often dined chez Will.
Give Will credit, at least he calls for repealing the IInd Amendment, unlike most pundits who object to it and call for courts to arbitarily nullify it. Whether of not I agree with someone on the specifics, as a matter of principle I am unwaivering on the issue of rule of law, and so is Will.