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Author Archives: Lawrence Person
Democrats: Beto’s Tied! New Quinnipiac Poll: Not So Much
Remember when earlier polls show Robert “Beto” O’Rourke within the margin of error against Ted Cruz? Well, a new Quinnipiac poll of likely (rather than merely registered voters) says “Not so much.” The poll shows Cruz with a 9 point … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2018 Election, 2018 Texas Senate Race, Beto O'Rourke, Democrats, Elections, polls, Quinnipiac Poll, Republicans, Ted Cruz, Texas
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Republican Pete Flores Pulls Out Victory In Texas SD19
A funny thing happened to that “blue wave” in Texas on the way to November: Republican Pete Flores pulled out a win in the Texas Senate District 19 runoff election over Democrat Pete Gallego, who Twitter reports has conceded the … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2018 Election, Bill Flores, Carlos Uresti, Democrats, Elections, Pete Gallego, Republicans, Texas, Texas State Senate District 19
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Texas SD19 Special Election Runoff Today
If you live in Texas Senate District 19, today is the day to vote in the runoff election if you haven’t already: Three months after convicted felon Carlos Uresti vacated his state Senate seat, voters will choose his successor Tuesday … Continue reading
France Kills Top Islamic State in the Greater Sahara Commander
Here’s yet another Islamic State affiliate I was unaware of: A top commander for the Islamic State in the Greater Sahara (ISGS) was reportedly killed in a French military operation in northern Mali over the weekend. The French military announced … Continue reading
Typhoon Mangkhut Pounds China
While U.S. attention was focused on Hurricane Florence, Typhoon Mangkhut, a much stronger storm, “a rare No. 10 typhoon warning signal,” was making landfall in China: Mangkhut made landfall in Guangdong, a coastal province of southeast China, borders Hong Kong … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, video
Tagged China, South China Sea, Typhoon Mangkhut, weather
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Scandularity: A Summary of a Summary of Two Summaries
Like a toothache that never goes away, the dull, throbbing pain of constant FISA-gate scandularity revelations never quite goes away. There have been some unusual twists and turns as of late, so let’s get this mini-scandularity update out the door. … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Elections, Obama Scandals
Tagged 2016 Presidential Race, Andrew McCarthy, Bruce Ohr, Carter Page, Crime, Democrats, Donald Trump, FBI, FISA, Fusion GPS, James Comey, Neil King, Nellie Ohr, Obama Scandals, Peter Strzok, Powerline, Scandularity, Scott Johnson, Shailagh Murray
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LinkSwarm for September 14, 2018
While Florence pounds the Carolinas, enjoy a complimentary LinkSwarm: Leftwing callers opposing Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination to the Supreme Court are making rape threats against Sen. Susan Collins staffers. Why the International Criminal Court sucks. Texas minority voters do not seem … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Foreign Policy, Social Justice Warriors, Supreme Court, Texas, video
Tagged 2018 Election, 2018 Texas Senate Race, Andrew Cuomo, Beto O'Rourke, Border Controls, Brandon Straka, Brett Kavanaugh, California, Communism, Crime, Cynthia Nixon, Democrats, economy, Elections, EU, Facebook, Foreign Policy, Germany, Google, Hungary, Hurricane, International Criminal Court, LinkSwarm, Maxine Waters, murder, Nazis, New York, Norm Macdonald, North Carolina, oil industry, Poland, Port Arthur, Robert Stacy McCain, Social Justice Warriors, South Carolina, Soviet Union, Supreme Court, Susan Collins, Ted Cruz, Texas, Texas Supreme Court, The Alamo, The Tonight Show, Trump Derangement Syndrome, video, weather
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Twitter Suspends Bosch Fawstin
You may remember cartoonist Bosch Fawstin, the winner of the Everybody Draw Mohammed Contest in Garland that two Islamic State jihadis tried to attack at the cost of their lives. Dear ISIS: Welcome to #Texas. Yippee Kie Yay motherf*ckers pic.twitter.com/3rNtQ9mNaq … Continue reading
Posted in Jihad, Media Watch
Tagged Bosch Fawstin, Draw Mohammed Day, Jihad, Media Watch, Twitter
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SDF Begins Final Assault on Hajin
After months of preparation, and while the world’s attention (such little of it that can still be focused on Syria) focused on Idlib in NW Syria, Syria Democratic Forces finally launched their much anticipated final push against the Islamic State’s … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Jihad, Military
Tagged al-Baghuz Fawqani, Foreign Policy, Hajin, Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, Jihad, Military, Syria, Syrian Democratic Forces
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Houston Chronicle Reporter Resigns Under Suspicion of Making Quotes Up
Another day, another press scandal, this time in Texas: Another Houston Chronicle journalist flagged me with questions about the accuracy of a story written by veteran Austin reporter Mike Ward. Ward joined the Chronicle in 2014 after a long career … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Media Watch, Texas
Tagged Austin, Austin American Statesman, Houston, Houston Chronicle, Media Watch, Mike Ward, Texas
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