George Will, a Washington Post columnist, told a new organization Friday that has left the Republican Party. “Make sure he loses,’’ Will told PJ Media, an online news company, in an interview Friday. “Grit their teeth for four years and win the White House.” 
 
 Will, a long-time columnist and commentator, spoke Friday at the Federalist Society luncheon. “He had one good day because he didn’t vomit all over himself and gave a decent speech,” GOP consultant Matt Mackowiak said of Trump. According to PJ Media, Will said he has changed his GOP registration in Maryland to “unaffiliated.’’ 
 
 Will, a Pulitzer-Prize winning columnist, has long been critical of Trump. The Washington Post writer said a Democratic presidency would be better than the alternative offered by Donald Trump -- who once called Will a "major loser."
– Longtime conservative columnist and commentator George Will announced Friday he's leaving the Republican Party over Donald Trump. “This is not my party," USA Today quotes Will as saying. The Pulitzer Prize-winning Washington Post columnist officially changed his Maryland registration to "unaffiliated." The Huffington Post reports the last straw for Will was Paul Ryan's endorsement of Trump. Will is urging Republican donors to not give money to Trump, saying a Democratic presidency would be better than Trump leading the country. "Make sure he loses," USA Today quotes Will as saying. Trump calls Will a "major loser."