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Author Archives: Lawrence Person
Follow-Up On Abbott-Davis RGV Debate
The Abbot campaign sent around this two minute exchange from the debate as being Davis’ most cringe-worthy performance: The Houston Chronicle says that Abbott is right on the facts in that exchange: Shot: Davis said “the only thing right now … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Texas, video
Tagged 2014 Election, 2014 Governor's Race, debate, Elections, Greg Abbott, Media Watch, Rio Grande Valley, Texas, video, Wendy Davis
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WendyBot5000. Will. Continue. Speaking!
Well, if Wendy Davis was hoping the Rio Grande Valley debate would help her catch up to Greg Abbott, she probably should have worked to have a voice other than the pre-programmed monotone she used. She also loses points for … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Crime, Elections, Texas
Tagged 2014 Election, 2014 Governor's Race, debate, Greg Abbott, Rio Grande Valley, Texas, Wendy Davis
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Greg Abbott Debates Wendy Davis Tonight At 6 PM
Tonight Greg Abbott faces off against Wendy Davis in the Texas gubernatorial debate. In Austin it should be broadcast here live starting at 6 PM.
Posted in Elections, Texas
Tagged 2014 Election, 2014 Governor's Race, debate, Elections, Greg Abbott, Wendy Davis
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The NFL and Domestic Violence: A Ginned Up Moral Panic
I had been reading less and less of Sports Illustrated for a while now, partially because of their increasing politicization (see Peter King, Gun Control Zealot), and partially because each redesign was worse than the last. The most recent one, … Continue reading
Democrats Pull Out The Knives for Debbie Wasserman Schultz
There’s nothing quite so entertaining as Democrat-in-Democrat mud fights, so take a few minutes to enjoy Edward-Isaac Dovere’s takedown of DNC chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz. It’s something of an clinic on the insider hit-piece form, full of anonymously sourced catty … Continue reading
While I Grapple With Rotherham, Pat Condell Brings The Noise
So I keep try to pen a coherent essay on the Rotherham child rape scandal, and I keep getting too angry and/or disgusted to write about it. Pat Condell has no such problem. “If your 11 year-old daughter is regularly … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Jihad, video
Tagged Common Purpose, Crime, Islam, Labour, multiculturalism, Pat Condell, progressives, rape, Rotherham, victimhood, video
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My Take On Foreign Policy’s Takedown of Obama’s Foreign Policy
This piece in Foreign Policy has been making the rounds. It talks at length, in an inside-baseball manner, of how the Obama Administration’s feckless and incompetent behavior has damaged America’s interests around the world. A taste: The problem is that … Continue reading
Texas Governor’s Race Update for September 12, 2014
Reporting on the Wendy Davis campaign at this point is like reporting on the Titanic 80% of the way into the sinking (“And there goes the second smokestack under the waves!”). But someone has to write a first draft of … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Texas
Tagged 2014 Election, 2014 Governor's Race, Chris Bell, Elections, Greg Abbott, Tony Sanchez, Wendy Davis
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Meanwhile, in South Dakota…
Rapid City just got an inch of global warming. An early September winter storm in the Black Hills has dumped more than 6 inches of snow in the area, while Rapid City received its earliest snowfall in more than 120 … Continue reading