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Tag Archives: red light cameras
Why Is Austin Trying To Sneak Purchase AI Cameras Without Giving Citizens A Say?
If you live in the City of Austin, today the City Council will be hearing testimony on a sneaky proposal to buy AI-enabled surveillance cameras that they scheduled without giving mere citizens a chance to comment. Louis Rossmann has the … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, video
Tagged AI, Austin, Austin City Council, Kevin Rabininoitz, Kohar Ramini, LiveView Technologies, Louis Rossmann, red light cameras, surveillance, technology, video
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LinkSwarm for April 10, 2020
Happy Good Friday, everyone! Are we finally seeing some light at the end of the tunnel? The Wuhan coronavirus numbers have gone from doubling every two or three days to taking more than a week to double, which suggests successfully … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Foreign Policy, Guns, Media Watch, Military, Texas
Tagged 2020 Election, aircraft, Alexandria Ocasio Cortez, Austin, California, Center for Disease Control, China, CNN, coronavirus, Crime, Democrats, Diamond Comics, education, F-35, Foreign Policy, Guns, homeless, Houston Rockets, Hungary, hydroxychloroquine, Jeremy Corbyn, Keir Starmer, Labour, LAPD, Laredo, Michelle Caruso-Cabrera, Military, NBA, Nevada, poker, Quintin Tarantino, Rand Paul, red light cameras, Ronald Reagan, Rudy Giuliani, Sally Kohn, Steve Sisolak, Sweden, Terry Gilliam, Twitter, unemployment, Victor Davis Hanson, Viktor Orban, Wuhan
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LinkSwarm for August 23, 2019
Welcome to another Friday LinkSwarm! Why evangelicals support Trump: Recall that Trump was running after eight years of President Obama. Those eight years saw the federal government attempt to force nuns, literally the Little Sisters of the Poor, to violate … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Communism, Crime, Democrats, Foreign Policy, Guns, Media Watch, Military, Social Justice Warriors, Texas
Tagged Bloods, Border Controls, Boris Yeltsin, China, CNN, Communism, Crime, Democrats, Department of Justice, Donald Trump, drone, environmentalism, F-35, feminists, Five Star Movement, Foreign Policy, Greenland, Gregory Benford, Greta Thunberg, Guns, Hezbollah, Hong Kong, Iraq, Israel, Italy, Jeffrey Epstein, Joe Rogan, Kurt Schlichter, Los Angeles, Marvin Minsky, Media Watch, Military, Northern League (Italy), Obama, oil industry, public housing, red light cameras, science, Southern Poverty Law Center, Soviet Union, Tawanna Hilliard, Texas, WeWork
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Texas Finally Bans Red Light Cameras
With the rush of national news, I haven’t been keeping up with this year’s Texas legislative session as well as I should. But one bit of good news: The legislature finally passed a ban on red light cameras. The Republican-led … Continue reading
Posted in Texas
Tagged Bob Hall, Democrats, Jonathan Stickland, red light cameras, Republicans, Texas, Texas 86th Legislative Session
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2019 Texas Legislative Session Starts Today
The 86th Texas legislative session starts today. There’s a new speaker and boatloads of bills have already been filed. Here are some of the pressing issues that Empower Texans has highlighted as key priorities: Abolish the Robin Hood school tax: … Continue reading
Posted in Republicans, Texas
Tagged 86th Texas Legislature, Dennis Bonnen, lobbyists, red light cameras, Republicans, Robin Hood tax, Tax Reform, Taxes, Texas
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LinkSwarm for September 2, 2016
Happy Labor Day Weekend, everyone! Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are in a statistical tie. Ditto Rasmussen: Trump 40%, Clinton 39%. (Hat tip: Director Blue.) 538: Don’t Assume The Electoral College Will Save Clinton. Let us celebrate the fall of … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Foreign Policy, Jihad, Media Watch, Social Justice Warriors, Welfare State
Tagged Alabama, Alan Grayson, Apple Computer, Austin, Brazil, California, Charles James II, Crime, Democrats, dogs, Elections, Foreign Policy, Jihad, John Shirley, London, Media Watch, Milo Yiannopoulos, red light cameras, science fiction, Social Justice Warriors, South Carolina, weird news, welfare, Welfare State
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Abbott Comes Out For Stronger Privacy Laws, Open Carry, Property Rights to Your Own DNA
Texas Attorney General and 2014 Gubernatorial candidate Greg Abbott unveiled a number of “We the People” policy initiatives last night at the Northeast Tarrant Tea Party geared toward strengthening the rights of individuals against the power of the state. I … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Guns, ObamaCare, Texas
Tagged 2014 Election, 2014 Governor's Race, Greg Abbott, Guns, ObamaCare, privacy rights, red light cameras, Texas, Wendy Davis
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Houston Voters: Get Rid of Red Light Cameras. Judge: Not So Fast
Judge Lynn Hughes has blocked Houston from taking down their red light cameras, pending litigation from vendor American Traffic Solutions. This is after voters voted to have them taken down. I previously covered Houston’s decision to take down red light … Continue reading
Houston Redlight Cameras Coming Down Monday
In the “old news is so exciting” department, Houston voters got rid of red light cameras in last week’s election. Well, voted them down, anyway. The usual red light sycophants were saying they couldn’t possibly shut them down until March, … Continue reading
More Red Light Camera Follies (Chicago Edition)
Chicago installed red light cameras in 2007. As always, accidents promptly increased, just as they have everywhere else they’ve been installed. It’s tempting to wonder when officials will figure out that red light cameras harm more than they help, but … Continue reading