George F. Will here comments on the Republican National Committee’s ideas on how to improve the process by which the party chooses its presidential nominees. Especially interesting is his suggestion that if the party wants true reform, it should fight the idea that four particular states are somehow entitled to vote before all the other states. Those four states are Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina, and Nevada. But even Will quickly agrees that there is little hope for that reform. Thanks to the Center for Competitive Politics for the link.