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Author Archives: Lawrence Person
Reminder: Texas Early Voting Starts Today
Early voting for the Texas general election starts today. Williamson County early voting locations can be found here. Travis County early voting locations can be found here. Might be a good time to locate your voter registration card. Also, if … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Economics, Elections, Texas, Uncategorized
Tagged 2022 Election, Elections, PSA, Texas, Travis County, Williamson County
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A Look At Chinese Artillery
Here is a moderately in-depth look at China’s current generation of artillery, and how it stacks up to American artillery. A lot of this is a fairly detailed order-of-battle breakdown of what and how many artillery pieces are assigned to … Continue reading
Watching The Red Wave Approach Shore
Always keeping in mind Instapundit’s “Don’t get cocky!” warning, there are a whole lot of signs that this year’s midterm is going to be another Republican wave election along the lines of 2010 or 2014. Here are some signposts for … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Elections, Media Watch, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors
Tagged 1970s, 2022 Election, abortion, Andrea Salinas, antifa, Brian Burnett, Christine Drazan, Claire McCaskill, Crime, David Jakubonis, Democrats, George Soros, Georgia, Gretchen Whitmer, Herschel Walker, J. D. Vance, John Fetterman, Kathy Hochul, Kurt Schrader, La Toya Cantrell, Lee Zeldin, Matt Gorman, Mehmet Oz, Michael Palacios, Michigan, Mike Erickson, New Orleans, North Carolina, Obama, Oregon, police, Portland, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors, Stephen Green, Ted Budd, Tim Michaels, Tina Kotek, Tudor Dixon, Wisconsin, Yamiche Alcindor
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LinkSwarm for October 21, 2022
Democrats flee, lettuce wins, a flood of extra executives, and Musk gets out the hatchet. It’s the Friday LinkSwarm! People leaving the Democratic Party describe it as cancer: While Democrat voters have been leaving the party for years, their … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Border Control, Crime, Democrats, Economics, Elections, Guns, Jihad, Media Watch, Military, Regulation, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, Waste and Fraud
Tagged 2022 Texas Governor's Race, ABC, Afghanistan, Alexandra del Moral Mealer, Alvin Bragg, Beto O'Rourke, BlackRock, Border Controls, Brandon Straka, Brian Krebs, Connecticut, Crime, dogs, El Paso, Elon Musk, Environmental Social Governance (ESG), Eric Adams, FBI, Federal Reserve, fraud, Guns, Harris County, Holly Hansen, James Gordon Meek, Lina Hidalgo, LinkedIn, LinkSwarm, Liz Truss, Media Watch, Michael Cargill, Military, natural gas, New England, New York, New York City, Nikola, pedophilia, Planned Parenthood, polls, Regulation, Republicans, Rudy Giuliani, sex offender, Switzerland, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, technology, Todd Bowles, Trevor Milton, Twitter, UK, voting fraud
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A Perfect Storm Of Transportation Disaster?
Thanks to the SuperGenius policies of the Biden Administration (plus a touch of bad weather), all three of the primary methods by which goods are transported around the nation are under near-term threat: Rail: Railroad ship a huge percentage of … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Economics, Elections, Regulation, unions
Tagged 2022 Election, Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Trainmen (BLET), Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes Division of the Teamsters (BMWED), Democrats, Joe Biden, oil industry, railroads, Regulation, SMART Transportation Division (SMART-TD), transportation, trucking, unions
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The War Against Wokeness In Round Rock ISD
Round Rock used to be a refugee from the leftwing madness controlling Austin. But as Austin grew, Austin leftism expanded out into the suburbs, and Williamson County got a lot more purple. While parents weren’t looking, social justice and critical … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Democrats, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors, Texas
Tagged Adam Cahn, Alicia Markum, Amber Feller, Amy Weir, Austin, Christie Slape, Cory Vessa, Critical Race Theory, Don Zimmerman, education, Estevan Jesus "Chuy" Zarate, Hafedh Azaiez, Ibram Kendi, Jill Farris, John Keagy, Joshua Billingsley, Kevin Johnson Sr., Maryam Zafar, Orlando Salinas, Round Rock, Round Rock ISD, Social Justice Warriors, Stefan Bryant, Texas, Tiffanie Harrison, transexual, Yuriy Semchyshyn
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Three Republican House Candidates to Consider Backing
If you’re looking to make a late, last minute U.S. Congressional race donation to help Republicans flip the House, here are three south Texas campaigns for majority Hispanic districts you might consider donating to: Myra Flores, TX-34 (Donation Page). Technically … Continue reading
Semiconductors: China Is Fucked
I already touched on this story in Friday’s LinkSwarm, but lots of other people are now twigging to just how huge a story this is. Let’s start with that: “US Firms Pull Staff From China’s Top Chip Maker As Economic … Continue reading
Drop Drones And A Blinding Flash Of The Obvious
Sometimes you have both pieces of the puzzle right in front of your face and never twig to it. For months I’ve been watching videos of Ukrainian forces dropping RPGs and grenades from hovering drones onto Russian vehicles. Like these: … Continue reading
Posted in Military, video
Tagged drone, Military, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, tanks, Ukraine, video
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Why Hasn’t Isopropyl Alcohol Gone Back Down In Price?
This is a question I don’t know the answer to, so I thought I’d throw it out to my general readership. Why hasn’t isopropyl alcohol dropped back down to its 2019 prices? Back then, I remember isopropyl alcohol being priced … Continue reading