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Author Archives: Lawrence Person
Ted Cruz Christmas Classics
It’s funny enough… I hear this is supposed to run during Saturday Night Live tonight…
Posted in Republicans, video
Tagged 2016 Election, 2016 Presidential Race, Hillary Clinton Scandals, Lois Lerner, Republicans, Satire, Saturday Night Live, Ted Cruz, video
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DNC Data Breach: Less Security Concern, More Clinton Dirty Tricks
I included the DNC data breach story in my LinkSwarm roundup, but the more I look at it, the less the story seems like “data breach by Bernie Sanders team” and more like “dirty tricks by Hillary Clinton’s team.” Here’s … Continue reading
LinkSwarm for December 18, 2015
It’s a week before Christmas, and I hope everyone is having a better week than I am (I’m sick and my dog’s sick). Former FBI counterterrorism agent says that we haven’t gotten squat in terrorism leads from “moderate Muslims,” and … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Foreign Policy, Global Warming, Jihad, Media Watch, Military
Tagged ACLU, Bowe Bergdahl, CAIR, Cher, David Brock, FBI, Florida, Global Warming, Jews, Jihad, Kuwait, LinkSwarm, Marine Le Pen, Mark Steyn, Media Matters, Media Watch, Military, Rahm Emanuel, Ted Cruz
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Texas Racing Commission Flips Off Legislature Yet Again
Time and time again the executive, legislative and judicial branches have told the Texas Racing Commission “You’re breaking the law and you have to repeal your approval of historical gambling” (i.e., thinly disguised slot machines). And time and time again … Continue reading
Failing to Show Up in Texas U.S. House Races
The filing deadline has passed for 2016 races in Texas, and once again several U.S. House seats will go uncontested. The first step to winning a race is showing up for one. Even token candidates force the opposition to expend … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 11th Congressional District, 13th Congressional District, 16th Congressional District, 19th Congressional District, 2016 Election, 20th Congressional District, 32nd Congressional District, 36th Congressional District, 4th Congressional District, 5th Congressional District, 8th Congressional District, 9th Congressional District, Al Green, Beto O'Rourke, Brian Babin, Democrats, Elections, Jeb Hensarling, Joaquin Castro, John Ratcliffe, Kevin Brady, Lamar Smith, Mac Thornberry, Matt McCall, Mike Conaway, Pete Sessions, Randy Neugebauer, Ruben Hinojosa, Ruben Ramirez Hinojosa, Texas
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Camille Paglia On Feminism (Again)
The always outspoken and quotable Camille Paglia has another interview up on feminism, this one with Spiked. A few excerpts: The problem with too much current feminism, in my opinion, is that even when it strikes progressive poses, it emanates … Continue reading
Los Angeles Schools Closed Over Terror Threat
It seems that the entire Los Angeles School District is closed today due to a bomb threat. If it’s that easy to close down the country’s second largest school district, what’s to prevent Islamic State sympathizers from getting the district … Continue reading
Posted in Jihad
Tagged bomb, California, Jihad, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Unified School District
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Congressional Medal of Honor Winner Tibor Rubin, RIP
Congressional Medal of Honor winner Tibor Rubin, who went from being a prisoner at Mauthausen concentration camp to being one of the baddest bad-asses in the Korean War, died at age 86 last week. In summer 1950, Mr. Rubin was … Continue reading
Posted in Military
Tagged Congressional Medal of Honor, Military, Obituary, Tibor Rubin
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Explosion in Verviers, Belgium
An explosion has ripped the facade off a townhouse in the Belgian town of Verviers. While it’s possible it was a gas leak, the town “has recently appeared in the headlines in connection with the mastermind of the Paris terror … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Uncategorized
Tagged Belgium, explosion, Foreign Policy, Jihad, terrorism, Verviers
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Cruz Leads Trump By 10 Points In Iowa
It was easy to dismiss the first poll that showed Ted Cruz up over Donald Trump in Iowa as an outlier. However, a new Des Moines Register/Bloomberg Politics Iowa Poll shows Cruz up a hefty 10 points over Trump. “Seven … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Republicans
Tagged 2016 Election, 2016 Presidential Race, Donald Trump, Elections, Iowa, polls, Republicans, Ted Cruz
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