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Author Archives: Lawrence Person
Hillary Clinton and Sir Mix-A-Lot
Sometimes I amuse myself: Oh we like big bribes and we cannot lie Those other foreign donors we just can't deny… http://t.co/2o8IWOG5rH @WSJbreakingnews @zerohedge — BattleSwarm (@BattleSwarmBlog) April 15, 2015 Might have some real content coming later today…
Posted in Democrats, Elections
Tagged 2016 Election, 2016 Presidential Race, Democrats, Elections, Hillary Clinton, Sir Mix-A-Lot
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Texas vs. California Update for April 15, 2015
Hope you’ve finished your taxes already! Time for another Texas vs. California update: Detroit and Stockton’s bankruptcies may signal further problems nationwide, says New York Fed President William Dudley. “While these particular bankruptcy filings have captured a considerable amount of … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Democrats, Regulation, Texas, unions, Waste and Fraud, Welfare State
Tagged Budget, California, drought, fraud, Joe Straus, Los Angeles Unified School District, Regulation, Texas, Texas Racing Commission, Travis County Public Integrity Unit, unions, Vergara vs. California, waste, water, Welfare State
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John Wiley Price Update
Remember John Wiley Price, the longtime Dallas Democratic political fixture arrested on bribery charges? Well, he’s now on his second court appointed lawyer. At taxpayer expense. Price is accused of taking $950,000 in bribes over a decade from businesses seeking … Continue reading
“The worst novel ever published in the English language.”
For some reason, yesterday I remembered this novel review from 2003. A Washington Post reviewer calls up the author of The Great American Parade: I tell Burrows that if he is willing to submit to an interview, I am willing … Continue reading
Air Force General Who Called Support for A-10 “Treason” Removed From Post
Here’s an update on my previous post about the latest attempt to kill the A-10: An Air Force general has been removed from his position after warning airmen not to talk to members of Congress about the A-10 “Warthog” attack … Continue reading
Greece Buys Time By…Buying Their Own Debt?
Although Greece was slated to run out of cash on April 9, they seem to have “scraped together enough cash to meet the I.M.F. payment, in part by extracting liquidity from quasi state entities.” One of the ways they did … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Foreign Policy
Tagged Alexis Tsipras, Budget, European Debt Crisis, Foreign Policy, Greece, IMF, Syriza
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Iran To Start Using Faster Uranium Centrifuges As Soon As Deal Is Final
Still analyzing the Iran nuclear deal, but this is hardly encouraging: Iran will begin using its latest generation IR-8 centrifuges as soon as its nuclear deal with the world powers goes into effect, Iran’s foreign minister and nuclear chief told … Continue reading
Instead of Actual Content: Story Pipeline Deadlock Edition
Right now in the Pipeline of Half-Completed Blog Posts, I have: A post on the “Sad Puppies” Hugo Awards controversy Another update on Greece (which supposedly runs out of money on Thursday) Analysis of the Iran Nuclear Weapons Deal Another … Continue reading
LinkSwarm for April 6, 2015
I might have an analysis of the the Iranian nuclear deal later, or I might now, depending on how my taxes are going… UN Human Rights chief praises Islamic State for “diversity.” No, really, that happened. It’s not a parody … Continue reading