Giles just isn't old enough to know about that program.

Sarcasm kind of goes right over your head, doesn't it?

He wasn't "unarmed". He was unprepared. There were weapons in the room ( including at least one Kalashnikov assault rifle [real one, not a semi-automatic look alike). Bin Laden hadn't been "unarmed" in years.

As others have frequently pointed out, once a country is known to possess nuclear weapons - they don't have to use them to force other countries to do their bidding. And for those countries which couldn't be forced to do their bidding (e.g. the US won't do Iran's bidding), then they can engage in terrorism and other deniable actions short of outright war - and the US would avoid war because they have nuclear weapons. And the Armageddonwhackjob might not care if we wiped Iran off the map, he believes the 12th Imam needs Armageddon to reappear and save the world for Shia Islam.

I agree - well said. And I like the name too.

This illustrates the problem of relying on "spell check". As long as the wrong word is correctly spelled, today there is little (to no) proof reading to catch the wrong word.

It is a well known fact which doesn't need to be remarked on at all. It adds nothing to the column and is a comment which has only been made in the past 30 years when intended as criticism.

IIRC, Wal Mart will supply a month's supply of contraceptives (generic) for less than $10.00. Apparently Fluke not only wants to attend a high-dollar university, but wants high-dollar contraceptives. Or she's lying. Oh, she's a Progressive - she's lying.

"...the other is that it is not your fault." Wrong. It is not HIS fault. It might well be your fault, or my fault (or both), or George's fault. But it won't be his fault.

But Aura, and Fluke, obviously consider children to be a disease which they prefer to eliminate.