Quoting George Will

This is probably the first time I've ever quoted George Will. It is testimony to how bat-shit crazy the Repubs have become that the once far-right Will now almost sounds moderate (or something).

Anyway, here are a couple quotes from his op-ed in The Washington Post.

For many years, some people insisted that a vast conspiracy, not a lone gunman, masterminded the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy near the grassy knoll in Dallas’s Dealey Plaza. To these people, the complete absence of evidence proved the conspiracy’s sophistication. They were demented. Today’s senatorial Grassy Knollers — Hawley, with Cruz and others panting to catch up — are worse. They are cynical.

 And:

But for scores of millions of mesmerized Trump Republicans, who think the absence of evidence is the most sinister evidence, this proves that the courts, too, are tentacles of the “deep state.” Hawley and Cruz, both of whom clerked for chief justices of the Supreme Court, hope to be wafted into the White House by gusts of such paranoia.

I don't think this ends after the inauguration. This is now today's GOP.