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Author Archives: Lawrence Person
America Becomes Net Oil Exporter
For the first time in 75 years: America turned into a net oil exporter last week, breaking almost 75 years of continued dependence on foreign oil and marking a pivotal — even if likely brief — moment toward what U.S. … Continue reading
Posted in Texas
Tagged Energy Policy, Midland, oil industry, Texas, Texas Public Policy Foundation
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Theresa May Survives No Confidence Vote
Theresa May survives: Prime Minister Theresa May has won a vote of confidence in her leadership of the Conservative Party by 200 to 117. After securing 63% of the total vote, she is now immune from a leadership challenge for … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Foreign Policy
Tagged Brexit, Conservatives, Elections, Foreign Policy, Theresa May, UK
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Unable to Brexit, May Will Exit
The British Conservative Party, enraged by what a dog’s breakfast Prime Minister Theresa May has made of Brexit negotiations, will have a no-confidence vote on her tonight: Theresa May vowed to fight with ‘everything I’ve got’ today after a Tory … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Foreign Policy
Tagged Boris Johnson, Brexit, Conservatives, Dominic Raab, Jeremy Corbyn, Labour, Sajid Javid, Theresa May, UK
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The Women’s March Racket
The safest assumption about any spontaneous left-wing protest movement is that there’s nothing spontaneous about it. Be it Occupy Wall Street, Black Lives Matter or any of the Brady Bunch hydra heads, you’ll always find a small cadre of activists, … Continue reading
Cornyn Seeks Fourth Term
In case you missed this news Friday, Texas Senator John Cornyn is seeking a fourth term, and fellow Texas Senator Ted Cruz has endorsed him: Signaling that the 2020 election season has begun, U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz has endorsed his … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2020 Election, 2020 Texas Senate Race, Donald Trump, Elections, John Cornyn, Republicans, Ted Cruz
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Yellow Vest Protests Spread
The “yellow vest” protests/riots have continued throughout France, and spread to other countries as well: 1,700 arrested in France, with 1,200 still in custody. I’m betting that Interior Minister Christophe Castaner’s estimate of 100,000 protestors nationwide lowballs it, possibly by … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Global Warming, Welfare State
Tagged Anthropogenic Global Warming, Christophe Castaner, EU, Europe, Foreign Policy, France, Germany, Global Warming, Paris, Serbia, Spain, Sweden, Taxes, Welfare State
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Paris Burning and the Existential Crisis
So French President Emmanuel Macron was forced to delay implementation of his carbon tax hike because the peasants were revolting French citizens were blocking traffic, burning vehicles, and battling police throughout the streets of Paris. Nearly 300,000 protesters, many wearing … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Economics, Global Warming, video, Welfare State
Tagged Anthropogenic Global Warming, deficits, Economics, Emmanuel Macron, EU, France, Global Warming, Paris, populism, riot, Taxes, video
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LinkSwarm for December 7, 2018
This week was bears all the way down, but there may be some light at the end of the tunnel. So enjoy a free Friday LinkSwarm: President Donald Trump wants to end green energy subsidies for electric cars. Good for … Continue reading
Posted in Communism, Crime, Democrats, Foreign Policy, Guns, Media Watch, Texas, video, Welfare State
Tagged Bush41, Charlie Geren, China, Communism, Crime, Czech Republic, David Sorensen, Democrats, dogs, Elon Musk, Facebook, Foreign Policy, George H. W. Bush, Google, green subsidies, Guns, John Stossel, LinkSwarm, Media Watch, Slovakia, Soviet Union, Texas, The Weekly Standard, video, Welfare State, William Kristol
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The Weekly Standard’s Ongoing Suicide Finally Achieves Results
It looks like The Weekly Standard is going to shut down. The easiest way to sum up the failure of the Weekly Standard is this: Why would anyone on the right offer financial support to the Weekly Standard when CNN … Continue reading
Posted in Media Watch
Tagged Media Watch, The Weekly Standard, Trump Derangement Syndrome, William Kristol
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Michael Avenatti Stops Pretending He’s Running For President
In a devastating blow to political satirists everywhere, creepy porn lawyer Michael Avenatti has stopped pretending he’s going to run for President: Please see my statement below regarding 2020. pic.twitter.com/ztCfZUY6hA — Michael Avenatti (@MichaelAvenatti) December 4, 2018 Twitter reaction was … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections
Tagged 2020 Presidential Race, Democrats, Elections, Michael Avenatti, Trump Derangement Syndrome, Twitter
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