Riverside businessman’s son eyes presidential bid from conservative lane
George Will profiles Duncan Hunter, son of Bob Hunter, tracing his rise from a Sand Diego lawyer to a long-serving congressman. Hunter emphasizes conservatism, national security, and border control, citing his missile and fence legislation, while acknowledging the tight, retail-driven path of modern presidential contests. He framed early campaigns as learnings from a family rooted in grassroots campaigning.
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Kasparov Says Putin May Be Brittle In Transition
Garry Kasparov, world chess champion and Russian dissident leader, argues Putin's petro-Kremlin autocracy could crumble as a presidential succession looms. He contrasts Putin's domestic grip with a tense, wealth-fueled elite scramble, warning of a volatile year ahead and stressing Kasparov’s bid to unite opposition under Other Russia. The veteran dissident notes the regime’s feudal, fascist traits and predicts a high-stakes political struggle as heirs maneuver for power.
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