George Will uses his latest Newsweek column to question the wisdom of a federal “solution” to the fight over scheduling presidential primary and caucus votes.
He concludes:
From one cycle to another, the process evolves as federalism allows?indeed incites?competitive improvisations. The salient question is: Does today’s process provide sufficient time and challenges to compel candidates to reveal their characters and skills? It does, thereby demonstrating this: What is messy is not necessarily a mess.
