A friend who wishes to remain anonymous (but whose name many would recognize) writes:

Here are two questions that someone ought to raise, somehow:

1.  Zimmerman was on neighborhood watch because there'd been a rash of break-in at that housing development.  So, how many break-ins were reported after the Zimmerman-Martin confrontation?

2.  Our attorney general is protected by an armed security team.  Should an attacker come toward the attorney general, should his security team shout, "Come on, Eric, let's run for it!" -- or does he want them to stand their ground and shoot?