Bill Kristol's New Gig

Second Starts

Updated Apr. 25, 2017 4:24PM EDT / Published Jan. 27, 2009 1:55AM EST

John Harrington

It looks like you won’t be seeing Bill Kristol on your local soup line anytime soon. A day after The New York Times ended his weekly column, The Washington Post announced that Kristol will resume contributing a monthly column and occasional pieces to its op-ed page, as he did before writing for The Times. At Politico, meanwhile, Michael Calderone floats a list of conservatives who might replace Kristol at the Times: David Frum, Byron York, Megan McArdle, Ross Douthat, Peggy Noonan, and—gulp—Rush Limbaugh.

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Bill Kristol's New Gig

John Harrington