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Author Archives: Lawrence Person
LinkSwarm for June 22, 2018
The whole “OMG, we lock up illegal alien kids!” panic the Democrats and the media (but I repeat myself) have ginned up is a sign of just how good the economy is under President Donald Trump, and just how desperate … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Border Control, Communism, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Guns, Jihad, Media Watch, Social Justice Warriors, Supreme Court, Texas
Tagged 2018 Election, Austin, Border Controls, Carlos Uresti, Carpenter v. United States, Charles Krauthammer, Communism, Democrats, Elections, Eric S. Raymond, Evergreen State College, Germany, Guns, Illegal Aliens, Jihad, Jimmy Kimmel, Johnny Depp, Juan Williams, LinkSwarm, Maajid Nawaz, Media Watch, MS-13, Obituary, pedophilia, Peter Fonda, plastic bags, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Richard Ojeda, Rio Grande Valley, Social Justice Warriors, Southern Poverty Law Center, Supreme Court, Ted Cruz, Texas, Texas Supreme Court, trade, Trade War, Turkey, West Virginia
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SCOTUS: States Can Force Online Retailers to Collect Sales Tax
In a 5-4 decision that broke across the court’s usual ideological lines (Kennedy, Thomas, Alito, Ginsburg, and Gorsuch in favor, Roberts, Breyer, Sotomayor, and Kagan dissenting), the Supreme Court has ruled in South Dakota v. Wayfair that states can force … Continue reading
EU Votes To Censor the Internet
This isn’t going to end well: This morning, the EU’s Legal Affairs Committee (JURI) voted in favor of the legislation, called the Copyright Directive. Although most of the directive simply updates technical language for copyright law in the age of … Continue reading
Posted in Regulation, Uncategorized
Tagged censorship, EU, Internet, Regulation, technology
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Clinton Corruption Update for June 19, 2018
We know that Hillary Clinton, through FusionGPS, was deeply involved in the FBI/CIA/deep state/FISA abuse affair that’s come to be known as the “Scandularity.” That’s why news on that came to dominate the semi-regular Clinton Corruption updates. The problem is … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Elections, Media Watch, Obama Scandals
Tagged 2016 Presidential Race, Andrew McCabe, Benton Strong, Bill Clinton, Center for American Progress, Chelsea Clinton, Clinton Foundation, Clinton Global Initiative, Democrats, Department of Justice, EmailGate, FBI, Hillary Clinton, Hillary Clinton Health, Hillary Clinton Scandals, James Comey, Lisa Page, Luke Rosiak, Media Watch, Mollie Hemingway, Neera Tanden, NXIVM Sex Cult, Obama, Obama Administration, Obama Scandals, Peter Strzok, Russia, Tony Podesta, Ukraine, uranium
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My Hovercraft Is Full Of Moose
When you see a phrase like “Moose vs. Hovercraft,” you think it’s probably about some ironic iPhone game you can back on Kickstarter. (That, or a SyFy movie, in which case it would be Giant Moose vs. Megahovercraft.) But today … Continue reading
Posted in Regulation, Supreme Court
Tagged 9th Circuit Court, Alaska, federalism, Hovercraft, Regulation, Sturgeon vs. Frost, Supreme Court
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Voters to Klein ISD’s Tax Hike: REJECTED
Voters in Klein ISD rejected a 9% tax hike by 55%-45%. It’s encouraging to think that the days of Texas voters passing any old tax hike put before them are finally gone. (Well, at least outside Travis County…) (Previously.)
Chuck Schumer: “Trump is All Cattle, No Hat”
On Greg Gutfeld, Democratic Minority Leader Chuck Schumer made the Mother of all Freudian Slips: Kat Timpf wonder why he’s incapable of using Google…
Labour Live Is Merely Pining for the Fjords
There’s a “Labour Live” event going on North London right now. It evidently hasn’t been a huge success: LABOUR Live – the troubled Glastonbury-style festival where the party was hoping to recreate the success of their rousing General Election rallies … Continue reading
LinkSwarm for June 15, 2018
Everyone’s talking about the the Inspector General Report on the Hillary Clinton email probe, which I’ve not only not been able to read, I haven’t even properly skimmed the summaries yet. But I was already planning to do a Clinton … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Border Control, Democrats, Foreign Policy, Jihad, Media Watch, video
Tagged Alan Dershowitz, Arizona, AT&T, Austin, Austin Police Department, Border Controls, Brian Manley, Foreign Policy, Indonesia, Jihad, Kevin D. Williamson, Media Watch, Nancy Pelosi, Robert Mueller, Roman Polanski, Samantha Bee, Scott Adams, Sharyl Attkisson, Tanzania, technology, The Nation, Time Warner, Tom Steyer
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The Amnesty That Refused To Die
Like a dog returning to its own vomit, Republican congressional leaders just can’t stay away from illegal alien amnesty. Evidently because they love creating new Democratic voters, ignoring the rule of law and depressing their base. A leaked draft of … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Republicans, Uncategorized
Tagged amnesty, Border Controls, E-Verify, Illegal Aliens, Paul Ryan
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