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Author Archives: Lawrence Person
LinkSwarm for July 1, 2016
Happy Independence Day weekend! (That’s America’s Independence Day, not the newfangled UK version.) Enjoy a LinkSwarm to tide you over for the weekend: Kevin Williamson explains why firearms ownership is a civil right. “It is a measure of the corruption … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Crime, Democrats, Guns, Media Watch, Social Justice Warriors, Texas
Tagged 2016 Election, Austria, Border Controls, Brexit, Clinton Foundation, Colorado, Cuba, Darryl Glenn, Democrats, Elections, Ft. Worth, Guns, Hillary Clinton, John Lewis, Media Watch, Michael Bennet, Neil Steinberg, Panama, Panama Canal, Social Justice Warriors, technology, Texas, UK
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Still More Brexit Aftershocks
It’s a big story, and the reverberations continue to sound around the world: Boris Johnson withdraws from Tory PM race in favor of fellow Leave campaigner Michael Gove, who is expected to face-off against Remain backer Theresa May, “the no-nonsense … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Foreign Policy, Media Watch, Uncategorized
Tagged Boris Johnson, Brexit, Elections, EU, Foreign Policy, Germany, Media Watch, Michael Gove, Theresa May, trade, UK
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The Knives Comes Out For Corbyn
After Brexit’s passage, Labour MPs decided to take their frustrations out on their own leader: A motion of no confidence in Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has been passed by the party’s MPs. The 172-40 vote, which is not binding, follows … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Foreign Policy
Tagged Brexit, Chilcot Report, Elections, EU, Jeremy Corbyn, Labour, Scottish National Party
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Texas vs. California Update for June 28, 2016
Welcome to another Texas vs. California update! “California’s skyrocketing housing costs, taxes prompt exodus of residents.” “During the 12 months ending June 30, the number of people leaving California for another state exceeded by 61,100 the number who moved here … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Border Control, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Guns, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, unions, Waste and Fraud, Welfare State
Tagged 2016 Election, Austin, Border Controls, California, Crime, Guns, Hely & Weber, Houston, Illegal Aliens, Jacobs Engineering Group, Marin County, minimum wage, Oakland, Orange County, Paul Tanaka, San Antonio, San Bernardino, Texas, U-Haul, waste, Welfare State
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Labour, Brexit, and the Left-Wing Revolt Against Global Elites
Among the more interesting storylines to emerge after the Brexit vote was how Labour blew it. Despite having a leadership far more Europhilic and in favor of transnational statist government than even Tory insiders, Labour’s support of Remain was markedly … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Elections, Foreign Policy, Regulation
Tagged Brexit, David Cameron, Economics, Elections, Eloi, EU, Euro, European Central Bank, Foreign Policy, Glenn Reynolds, H. G. Wells, Jeremy Corbyn, Jim Messina, Kate Hoey, Labour, Margaret Thatcher, Megan McArdle, Morlocks, Nigel Farage, Regulation, UK
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Leland Yee Prison Update
This is slightly oldish news. If you follow this blog, you know that former California Democratic State Senator Leland Yee was was sentenced to five years of prison after pleading guilty to one count of racketeering. However, until today I … Continue reading
Brexit Aftershocks
It’s shaping up to be an interesting day: Tory Prime Minister David Cameron is resigning. “Mr Cameron announced shortly after 08:15 BST that he had informed the Queen of his decision to remain in place for the short term and … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Elections, Foreign Policy
Tagged Boris Johnson, Brexit, David Cameron, Economics, Elections, EU, European Economic Area, Euroskeptic, Foreign Policy, Obama, Scotland, UK, Wales
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Brexit Wins
BBC News just called the election for Brexit. “UK votes to leave European Union with 309 out of 382 results declared.” No time to do instant-analysis tonight, but markets will undoubtedly be in panic-rollercoaster mode tomorrow. This will pass, but … Continue reading
Could Brexit Win? Update: Leave Up By 800,000 Votes
Short answer: Yes. Medium Answer: Answer cloudy, ask again later. Early tidings were that “Remain” was polling ahead, enough so that even UKIP head Nigel Farage said it looked likely that Remain would pull out a win. But the “Leave” … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Foreign Policy
Tagged Brexit, Elections, EU, Foreign Policy, Nigel Farage, UK
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This Week in Clinton Corruption for June 23, 2016
This week’s roundup of Clinton Corruption is being headlined by Guccifer 2.0 revelations. The stuff released so far is interesting, but (and I say this as someone who thinks Hillary Clinton should be in prison) pretty weak sauce. Oh sure, … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Elections
Tagged 2016 Election, 2016 Presidential Race, Crime, Democrats, Donald Trump, Elections, hacking, Hillary Clinton, Hillary Clinton Scandals, technology
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