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Author Archives: Lawrence Person
Midterm Variant Wrecking Flu Manchu Mandates
Have you noticed the change in the air? Just a few weeks ago, Democrats were still talking about enforcing mask and vaccine mandates. Then the poll numbers got through to them. Not since the collapse of the Hindenburg Line in … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Regulation, Republicans
Tagged 2022 Election, CNN, Connecticut, coronavirus, Delaware, Democrats, Glenn Youngkin, Jane's Addiction, John Carney, Kathy Hochul, Leana Wen, Ned Lamont, New Jersey, New York, Phil Murphy, Regulation, Republicans, Ron DeSantis, vaccine mandate, Virginia
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Remember When Eric Adams Was The Sane One?
Remember all the way back to November of last year, when there was great enthusiasm for New York Democratic mayoral candidate Eric Adams for not being insane? Granted, after Bill de Blasio, lots of people look sane by comparison, but … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Social Justice Warriors
Tagged Crime, Democrats, Eric Adams, New York City, Social Justice Warriors, vegans
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Congressional Republicans: Zero Funding For Vaccine Mandate Programs
Some Republican congressmen have finally drawn a line in the sand: With several of the Biden administration’s COVID-19 vaccine mandates still in effect — such as those affecting members of the military, federal contractors, and healthcare workers — Rep. Chip … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Regulation, Texas
Tagged Brian Babin, Budget, Chip Roy, coronavirus, Dan Crenshaw, Lance Gooden, Louie Gohmert, Michael Burgess, Michael Cloud, Pete Sessions, Randy Weber, Regulation, Ronny Jackson, Ted Cruz, Texas, Troy Nehls
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The Silence of the PIIGS
Let’s talk about the European Debt Crisis. [The sound you hear is the countless multitudes clicking off to another blog.] Way back last decade, dispatches on the ongoing crisis were a regular staple of the blog. To summarize the crisis … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Economics, Foreign Policy, Welfare State
Tagged austerity, Brexit, Budget, coronavirus, Economics, EU, Europe, European Central Bank, European Debt Crisis, Eurozone, Foreign Policy, Germany, Greece, IMF, Ireland, Italy, PIIGS, Portugal, Spain, UK, Welfare State
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Scenes From The Trucker Revolution
Started working on a short post that became too long a post to finish today. So enjoy some video from Canada’s Trucker Revolution: Instapundit also has an interesting article up: The workers of the world finally had an uprising and … Continue reading
LinkSwarm for February 4, 2022
The Carter-era “misery index” (inflation + unemployment) is rising, Canada’s truckers are still honking, more Democratic sleazebag activity, the far left is coming for your kids, China continues to misbehave, and a tragic cheese display collapse shocks onlookers. It’s the … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Border Control, Communism, Crime, Democrats, Economics, Guns, Media Watch, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, unions, Waste and Fraud
Tagged #BlackLivesMatter, Adrian Garcia, ATF, Austin, Beaumont (Texas), Bill Scott, Border Controls, bribes, cars, cheese, Chesa Boudin, China, Communism, coronavirus, Crime, Critical Race Theory, data security, Devan Kristopher Jordon, dogs, EcoHealth Alliance of New York, education, fraud, George Gao, George Soros, Glenn Youngkin, Guns, Harris County, Harris County Commissioners Court, Houston, Hunter Biden, Illinois, inflation, J.B. Pritzker, Jack Cagle, Jack Garcia, Jason Miyares, Jay Inslee, Jeff Zucker, Jeffrey Toobin, Jenny Thornley, Jim Geraghty, Josh Sandoval, Lalena Garcia, Lina Hidalgo, LinkSwarm, Loudoun County, Media Watch, Michael Avenatti, MS-13, Nancy Pelosi, Paul Pelosi Jr., pedophilia, Peter Daszak, police, Republicans, Robert Redfield, Rodney Ellis, San Francisco, Shi Zhengli, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, Tom Ramsey, transexual, Twitter, unemployment, unions, vaccine mandate, Virginia, voting fraud, Washington Redskins, Wuhan Institute of Virology
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Snowpocalypse Not
It’s 27°F and snowing in Austin right now, area schools are closed today (and some are closed tomorrow as well), and Capital Metro has suspended all non-emergency service. However, there seems to be little sign that anything like the ice … Continue reading
Jeff Zucker Out At CNN For Sexing, Not Sucking
This is what we call “a good start.” CNN president Jeff Zucker announced his resignation on Wednesday, following an acknowledgment that he had failed to disclose a romantic relationship with another senior executive at CNN. “As part of the investigation … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Media Watch, Social Justice Warriors
Tagged Allison Gollust, Chris Cuomo, CNN, Jeff Zucker, Social Justice Warriors
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Another Cold Front Due Two Days From Now (Plus Cheap Prepping Supplies Revisited)
The one year anniversary of last year’s ice storm isn’t quite here, but we have another snow and ice storm due in to central Texas on Thursday. This one probably won’t be anywhere near as severe, but people still need … Continue reading
Federal Judge Revokes Oil And Gas Leases
This seems like worrisome news: A federal court has rejected a plan to lease millions of acres in the Gulf of Mexico for offshore oil drilling, saying the Biden administration did not adequately take into account the lease sale’s effect … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Regulation
Tagged Democrats, Gulf of Mexico, oil industry, Regulation, Rudolph Contreras
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