Everything about this, from the low-order explosives to the Hollywood-style car chase precipitated by the senseless and extraneous murder of the MIT policeman, screams amateur bunglers.

Because exactly no .50 BMG rifles have been used in crimes...

Jerry, Jerry, Jerry, you have fallen into the liberal trap of believing that a criminal, who has decided to violate a number of laws, like those against armed robbery, armed burglary, or murder, will abide by the law requiring him to pass a background check before stealing, I mean, purchasing a firearm. What color is the sky in your world? Of 76,000 denied purchases in 2010, 44 were prosecuted by the US Attorney's Offices. Maybe we should try enforcing the existing laws before we go passing any others.

My senators are Mark Warner and Tim Kaine. No, they don't know what they're voting for. I'm convinced someone has to fasten their belts and wipe off their chins before they go out in public.

Universal suffrage is not an end it itself. Voting needs to be mildly inconvenient to weed out the uninformed and illiterate. If you can't be bothered to make a trip to the registrar to register and show up at the proper polling station on election day during voting hours, why on earth should we encourage you to vote?

In 1987 we encountered Mexican heroin traffickers in Reno. At the time, we didn't really have a heroin problem or very many Mexicans, but these guys were importing directly from Sinaloa.

There's no reason there couldn't be. Racial considerations always take a back seat to profit. The only place race is number one for these groups is in prison.

Isn't the targeted killing of a public official an "assassination", even in California? Speaking of dim.

Isn't the targeted killing of a public official an "assassination", even in California? Speaking of dim.

Diversity is a demographic anomaly of no conceivable interest...