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Author Archives: Lawrence Person
Colion Noir on Bill Maher
Bill Maher, the conservative-curious liberal, talks to NRA-TV’s Colion Noir about guns, and an actual, reasonable discussion breaks out:
LinkSwarm for June 29, 2018
Half the year gone! And so far, those of you who declared “Surely Democrats can’t keep up this level of lunacy” are losing your bets… How Democrats’ said lunacy will backfire on them: Democrats should also understand that these public … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Crime, Democrats, Economics, Elections, Foreign Policy, Guns, Jihad, Media Watch, Military, Supreme Court, Texas, unions
Tagged #NeverTrump, 2018 Election, Air Force, aircraft, Alexandria Ocasio Cortez, Anthony Kennedy, Austin, Aztec, Border Controls, Borepatch, California, Croatia, Democrats, Elections, FBI, Fentanyl, Foreign Policy, Guns, Harlan Ellison, Hidalgo County, Houston, Houston Police Department, Hugh Hewitt, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Iran, Janus v. AFSCME, Jihad, Joe Crowley, Jonah Goldberg, Kurt Schlichter, LinkSwarm, Media Watch, Military, Neil Gorsuch, NSA, soccer, SR-71, Supreme Court, unions, Voter Fraud
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Democrat (Ex-)State Senator Carlos Uresti Gets 12 Years For Fraud
Texas Democratic State Senator Carlos Uresti was indicted, tried, convicted, resigned, and now he’s been sentenced on 11 felony fraud counts. Former state Sen. Carlos Uresti was sentenced Tuesday to 12 years in prison for his roles in defrauding investors … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Texas
Tagged Carlos Uresti, Crime, Democrats, fraud, San Antonio, Texas
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NEWSFLASH: Justice Anthony Kennedy to Retire
“Justice Anthony Kennedy announced Wednesday that he will retire from the Supreme Court, providing President Trump the opportunity to ensure a conservative majority on the Court.” Kennedy’s retirement date is July 31. Yet another reason to be thankful that Hillary … Continue reading
Brexit Now Official
Big news: Britain’s Queen Elizabeth granted royal assent to Prime Minister Theresa May’s flagship Brexit legislation on Tuesday, ending months of debate over the legislation that will formally end the country’s European Union membership. The House of Commons speaker John … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy
Tagged Brexit, EU, Foreign Policy, John Bercow, Queen Elizabeth II, Theresa May, UK
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SCOTUS Strikes Down Public Employee Union Fees For Non-Members
In a 5-4 decision in Janus v. AFSCME, the Supreme Court has struck down the compulsory collecting of public employee union dues from non-members for collective bargaining, ruling that it violates non-members’ First Amendment rights. Justice Samuel Alito wrote the … Continue reading
Posted in Supreme Court, unions
Tagged AFSCME, Janus v. AFSCME, Samuel Alito, Supreme Court, unions
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SCOTUS Upholds Trump Travel Ban
In a 5-4 decision (Roberts writing the majority opinion, joined by Kennedy, Thomas, Alito and Gorsuch), the Supreme Court has upheld President Donald Trump’s travel ban from terrorism-supporting countries: Under the Immigration and Nationality Act, foreign nationals seeking entry into … Continue reading
Posted in Jihad, Supreme Court
Tagged 9th Circuit Court, Clarence Thomas, Donald Trump, Jihad, John Roberts, Supreme Court, Trump vs. Hawaii
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Supreme Court Validates (Most) Texas Redistricting
“Most” in this case means that the Supreme Court sided with Texas in Abbot v. Perez for 10 out of 11 disputed districts: Extinguishing the possibility that Texas could be placed back under federal electoral supervision, the U.S. Supreme Court … Continue reading
Watch Hollywood Morons Fail A Citizenship Test
For your Lazy Sunday Video™ viewing pleasure, here’s some morons in Hollywood failing to answer some of the most basic question from a citizenship exam: Enjoy the smug sense of superiority you get from watching an MTV reality show, without … Continue reading
China’s Semiconductor Play
This is interesting: Beijing is set to announce a new fund of about 300 billion yuan ($47.4 billion) for the development of China’s semiconductor industry, The Wall Street Journal reported Friday, citing sources familiar with the matter. The government-backed China … Continue reading