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Author Archives: Lawrence Person
Homelessness is A Profit Center For The Democratic Party
In the course of discussing the crises of tent cities with drug addicts infesting just about every blue city in America, Peachy Keenan (I suspect a pseudonym) talks about how homelessness is a major profit center for Democrats: The homeless … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Waste and Fraud, Welfare State
Tagged California, Democrats, fraud, Gavin Newsom, Heidi Marston, homeless, Jacqueline Waggoner, Kevin De Leon, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Welfare State
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Did Google Break The Law?
I know that headline is more than a little ambiguous, as Google has probably broken multiple laws, if only because they’re so big and there are so many laws. But “Did Google break the law using sneaky, underhanded means to … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Regulation, Texas
Tagged antitrust, Crime, Facebook, Google, monopoly, Regulation, technology, Texas
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Joe Rogan and Michael Shellenberger Discuss How and When San Francisco Became A Shithole
So how San Francisco become the homeless, crime, drug and feces-plagued wonderland that it is today? Michael Shellenberger (an author and journalists who has argued for technological solutions to environmental problems) discusses with Joe Rogan how it came to its … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Social Justice Warriors, video
Tagged California, Crime, Democrats, drugs, Fentanyl, heroin, homeless, Joe Rogan, Michael Shellenberger, Occupy Wall Street, San Francisco, Social Justice Warriors, video
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LinkSwarm for October 22, 2021
Greetings, and welcome to the Friday LinkSwarm! Manchin stands firm, Psaki drips with contempt, #NeverTrump and #BlackLivesMatter share a sugar daddy, and “Let’s Go Brandon” pops up everywhere. It’s suddenly beginning to dawn on Democrats that Manchin means it. Joe … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Crime, Democrats, Foreign Policy, Media Watch, Military, Regulation, Social Justice Warriors
Tagged #BlackLivesMatter, #NeverTrump, airlines, Alec Baldwin, Anthony Fauci, banking, California, Chanel Dickerson, China, Communism, coronavirus, Democracy Frontlines Fund, Democracy Fund Voice, Democrats, dogs, Evan McMullin, filibuster, Haiti, hamburgers, Hewlett Foundation, In-N-Out Burger, James Lileks, Jen Psaki, Joe Biden, Joe Manchin, Joe Rogan, Joel Searby, Let's Go Brandon, LinkSwarm, Media Watch, Military, Mindy Finn, Minnesota, Pierre Omidyar, police, Regulation, Renew America Movement, Russia, Ryan Cole, San Francisco, Sarah Hoyt, Saule Omarova, Social Justice Warriors, Southwest Airlines, Soviet Union, video, voting fraud, Washington D.C., Washington Post, West Virginia, Wuhan Institute of Virology
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Dozens!
Did you hear that some Netflix employees staged a walkout over the latest Dave Chappelle comedy special over the comedian daring to joke about transexuals rather than treating them with the holy reverence they have declared as their unquestioned due? … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Media Watch, Social Justice Warriors
Tagged Dave Chappelle, Democrats, Media Watch, Netflix, Social Justice Warriors, transexual
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Austin Police Department Morale Hits Bottom
When we last checked in on the Austin Police Department, it was plagued by staffing issues due to the City of Austin defunding the police and cancelling two cadet classes, as well as Travis County DA Jose Garza’s refusing to … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Crime, Democrats, Texas
Tagged Art Acevedo, Austin, Austin Police Department, Brad Johnson, Brian Manley, coronavirus, Crime, Democrats, Joseph Chacon, Kyle Sargent, Michele Aparicio, Texas
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Democrats to Cops in 2020: You’re Evil Racists And We Want To Defund You! Democrats to Cops in 2021: We Need You To Enforce Vaccine Mandates. Cops to Democrats: Get Stuffed!
After spending 2020 calling police “systematically racist” and trying to get them defunded (mainly so they could get their fingers on that money, suddenly it’s 2021 and Democrat-run cities and counties suddenly need police to be their vaccine enforcers. And … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Regulation, unions
Tagged Allegheny County, Chicago, coronavirus, Crime, Democrats, Jenny Durkan, Lori Lightfoot, Mike Solan, Regulation, Seattle, Seattle Police Officers Guild, unions
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Colin Powell, RIP
Colin Powell, Secretary of State for George W. Bush, and former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff for George H. W. Bush, has died at age 84. Powell, a consummate Washington insider, was fairly effective in both roles. As … Continue reading
Ruy Teixeira 2002: Hispanic Will Make Democrats The Permanent Majority Party. Ruy Teixeira 2021: Not So Fast
In 2002, Ruy Teixeira and John Judis’s The Emerging Democratic Majority argued that demographic changes, especially high levels of Hispanic immigration, were going to transform the American voting demographic enough the Democratic Party would enjoy a natural majority for the … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections
Tagged #BlackLivesMatter, 2020 Election, 2020 Presidential Race, Democrats, Donald Trump, Elections, Hispanics, Republicans, Ruy Teixeira
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A Pilot on the Southwest Vaccine Mandate SNAFU
Here’s a pilot discussing the recent Southwest Airlines issues. His points: Southwest was already running their entire operation too lean, too understaffed, too many hours for the people who are there, and thus the small disruptions spreads out everywhere. “Eventually … Continue reading
Posted in Regulation, unions, video
Tagged airlines, coronavirus, Regulation, Southwest Airlines, unions, video
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