From his time teaching as a professor at the University of Toronto to his editorial perch at The Washington Post, George Will has spent his life observing the political currents of American life.

Throughout the decades, Will distinguished himself as a far-ranging writer, winning a Pulitzer Prize for commentary in 1977 with The Washington Post and writing a bestselling book about baseball, Men at Work, in 1990. An eloquent communicator of conservative ideas, Will historically supported the Republican party until the ascent of Donald Trump prompted him to become an independent, unaffiliated with either major party.