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I know the origin of the term, thank you very much. It was a bit tongue-in-cheek befitting the joyous occasion.

It landed alright, but it's in the middle of nowhere - it wasn't meant to land there.

Or there is only one virgin, but she is 72 years old.

So, with the Israel-Gaza war approaching the 8 month mark, I wanted to talk about what the post-war Gaza might look like. 1. Governance Who will run Gaza? Palestinian Authority? Hamas? A "unity government" between the two? Israel? Some sort of international force? I think any solution that...

RIP Raquel Welch

It is a necessary goal. I do not buy the argument about "creating more radicals". If we took that seriously, we could not fight extremism at all. In the case of Gaza, Hamas is already radicalizing the population from childhood. I do not think this war will significantly increase recruitment...

No, I meant the margin of error, which is usually 3-4 percentage points in these kinds of polls. QOP? It is viewed as political. You have a far-left DA who doesn't want to prosecute even straightforward felonies as such, i.e. prosecuting armed robbery by a repeat offender as "petit theft". But...

It's a democracy, so there will always be dissent. I do not get the protesters who demand that Israel agree to a deal with Hamas at any price. That is how they negotiate in the Bizzaro World, to quote Jerry Seinfeld. Hamas is already refusing to release all hostages, and demanding hundreds of...

The strategy for the war is to destroy Hamas as a coherent fighting force, including destroying their infrastructure such as tunnels. After 7 months, much of that has been accomplished although much of Hamas remains of course. The more difficult problem is what to do after the war. I think I...

That's a pretty ridiculous straw man. Nobody is claiming that, at least not here. Seattle and Portland are not "burned out wastelands", but there was a lot of vandalism and other violence, including arson, perpetrated by left wing extremists in those cities, as well as many others such as...

You may agree or disagree with Romney but his reasoning is one of electoral strategy, not about allowing Trump to shirk responsibility.

51 or 52% in a poll is within the likely margin of error, actually. Do you have a link to the poll? In any case, the only majority that matters for Biden vs. Trump is not asking people about an issue in a poll, but rather the majority in the Electoral College. It takes 270 to win. Trump Leads...

Helicopter carrying Iran’s hard-line president apparently crashes in foggy, mountainous region Ebrahim Raisi is known as a hardliner, and is even considered one of the likely successors for "Supreme" Leader Khamenei. Even though the chopper went down several hours ago, the lithobraking site has...

It is caving in when these professors are more interested in propaganda than education. We have seen it before when universities hired left-wing extremist professors, many from violent groups like Black Panthers (like Ericka Huggins) or Weather Underground (like Bill Ayers). It is certainly not...

Nothing is absolute. A Neonazi group would not be tolerated on campuses. Neither should SJP.

How so? "From the river to the sea" as used by anti-Israel protesters certainly is a phrase supportive of Palestinian terrorism. This is from a recent protest at CUNY. Note the "victory to the Palestinian resistance" line. "Palestinian resistance" is an euphemism for Palestinian terror groups...

I suggest you read more than just the headline, and maybe even watch the video. He was not holding a gun - he was holding a beer can. He did not have a gun anywhere on his person - it was in the house, and he was outside. No comparison to the Fortson case whatsoever. Unlike you, I do not...

The second amendment is nowhere near that detailed. And, as I told Patooka, it's funny how quickly y'all turn into 2nd Amendment absolutists.

Better would be if he had it holstered, or even better, had not brought it to the door. He did. It's not either or. Both of them made mistakes.