Washington Post Editor-at-Large Robert Kagan Resigns Over Paper's Decision Not to Endorse Kamala Harris

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : In 2016, he left the Republican party over its nomination of Trump as its standard bearer and endorsed Hillary Clinton.
42% : ""If Trump does win the election, he will immediately become the most powerful person ever to hold that office," wrote Kagan at the time, lamenting that "we continue to drift toward dictatorship, still hoping for some intervention that will allow us to escape the consequences of our collective cowardice, our complacent, willful ignorance and, above all, our lack of any deep commitment to liberal democracy.

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