Former President George W. Bush scrapped his policy of not criticizing his successor, accusing him of being naive about Iran and the pending nuclear deal. In remarks to Jewish Republican donors, Bush was harshly critical of President Obama's policies in fighting the Islamic state. Obama probably wishes Bush would just sti

ck to his hobby of painting.

When a syndicated columnist writes something complimentary about a candidate it's usually cause of celebration. But Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., who is eyeing a 2016 race for the White House might have preferred George Will comment more on his views on national security rather than say he would be a "fun" addition to the field.

What kind of taxpayer refiles returns without being forced to do so? The Clinton Foundation, after Reuters found it had inadequately disclosed donations from foreign governments, admitted the mistake and announced plans for a redo of returns from 2010 to 2012. Repeated revelations suggest such donations may have influenced Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton's conduct as secretary of state.