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Author Archives: Lawrence Person
Nevada: Bernie First, Biden Second
Three contests, three Bernie wins. Sanders wins Nevada with 46% of the convention delegates (and 39% of the popular vote), Biden comes in second (with 19.5% of delegates and 18.6% of popular votes), and Buttigieg third with 15.3% of delegates … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections
Tagged 2020 Presidential Race, Bernie Sanders, Democrats, Elections, Joe Biden, Nevada, Pete Buttigieg
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Gutfeld Reviews The Democratic Debate
There will be more of this in the Clown Car Update (sometime Monday, though possibly late, because my Sunday is packed), but here’s The Five reviewing Michael Bloomberg’s debate performance. Summary: Not good! “He burned half a billion dollars on … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, video
Tagged 2020 Presidential Race, Amy Klobuchar, debate, Democrats, Elections, Elizabeth Warren, Geraldo Rivera, Greg Gutfeld, Michael Bloomberg, video
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Coronavirus Update for February 20, 2020
Basically every dystopia you’ve seen or read about in the last 20 years is happening in China right now. Here’s a roundup of Coronavirus news: The official infection figures everyone believes are understated: Total confirmed cases: 75,751 Total deaths: 2,130 … Continue reading
Posted in Communism, Foreign Policy, Media Watch
Tagged Chao Deng, China, Communism, coronavirus, economy, Foreign Policy, Hong Kong, Iran, Japan, Josh Chin, Media Watch, pandemic, Philip Wen, Qom, Singapore, South Korea, Tibet, Tom Cotton, Walter Russell Mead, World Health Organization, Wuhan
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Bushes Behaving Badly
The Bush family has been a long-time fixture in Texas politics. George H. W. Bush was instrumental in building up the Republican Party in Texas, and George W. Bush helped transition the state from a one-party Democratic state to a … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2020 Election, 22nd Congressional District, Elections, George H. W. Bush, George P. Bush, George W. Bush, Pierce Bush, Republicans, Texas
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Texas Early Voting Starts Today!
Early voting in Texas starts today! Here are some links for research: The League of Women Voters. Empower Texans endorsements. Governor Greg Abbott’s endorsements. Williamson County early voting locations. Travis County voting locations. A Tale of Two Rockeys. And here … Continue reading
The Cult of Social Justice
I’ve talked about “social justice” being a cult before, but this Jonathan Kay piece in Quillette explicates the idea in detail. The words “cult” and “cultish” often are used loosely to describe not only literal cults such as the one … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Social Justice Warriors
Tagged Democrats, Social Justice Warriors
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Coronavirus Update: China’s Economy Burns
Some interesting news on the coronavirus front. First the official infection figures everyone believes are understated: Total confirmed cases: 67,097 Total deaths: 1,527 Total recovered: 8,578 Behind the official figures, how badly is coronavirus and the resulting quarantine hurting China’s … Continue reading
Posted in Communism, Economics, Foreign Policy
Tagged Center for Disease Control, China, Communism, coronavirus, Economics, Foreign Policy, Hawaii, Indonesia, Japan, pandemic, Robert Redfield
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LinkSwarm for February 14, 2020
Happy Valentine’s Day! Or, as we call it in my house, “Passover.” So just who was the jury foreman for Roger Stone’s trial? Would you believe someone who ran for congress as a Democrat and tweeted about Stone before she … Continue reading
Posted in Communism, Crime, Democrats, Foreign Policy, Military, Texas
Tagged #NeverTrump, 2020 Presidential Race, Bernie Sanders, China, Communism, coronavirus, Crime, Dallas ISD, Democrats, dogs, Ian Samiel, Jussie Smollett, Keith Richards, laser, LinkSwarm, littoral combat ships, Military, Mitch McConnell, Navy, pandemic, Roger Stone, submarine, Taxes, Texas, transexual, Wuhan
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