Yes, she certainly did!

Grant -- what you say is pretty clear to me. And I agree with you.

Thinking is certainly not 'obsolete.' But it seems that it is becoming a lost art.

There is a law stating murder is illegal. If a person chooses to ignore this law, why should it be assumed that they will obey other laws declaring certain types of armaments – for example, certain types of guns, certain types of ammunition, certain types of high-capacity magazines for guns, etc. – illegal?

Amen, Amen, to Ben's comment.

Huzzah Mike!!!

Great column, Mr. Ransom. We need more stories such as this.

We are all members of the same "Race" - the Human Race. Ethnic origin should not be an issue at all in judging an individual's accomplishments, be they athletic or intellectual.

Electric vehicles are prime examples of NIMBY thinking. They pollute, but not near me, so its OK.

I disagree with one point Dr. Williams makes: The federal government is not required to show the “unfunded liabilities” of Social Security and Medicare on its balance sheet because these are not liabilities in the same sense that a business has future liabilities. A business’ liabilities are legal obligations, enforceable in a court of law. Social Security and Medicare transfer payments are doled out at the whim of Congress. They are not legally enforceable liabilities. So the gov-ernment can get away with not listing them on the balance sheet.