George Will è un illustre editorialista e giornalista americano, rinomato per la sua prosa erudita e le frequenti allusioni alla filosofia politica e al baseball. Le sue rubriche, che spesso fondono reportage fattuale con commenti conservatori, hanno ottenuto un'ampia diffusione e gli sono valse un Premio Pulitzer. Will è celebrato per la sua capacità di unire profonde intuizioni politiche con una voce autoriale distintiva, affermandosi come una figura significativa nel giornalismo americano.
A collection of newspaper and Newsweek essays convey Will's view of the nature of human character as he observes the behavior of humans as they pursue their goals in sports, television, childrearing, and many other public and private areas.
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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