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Author Archives: Lawrence Person
LinkSwarm for Novermber 1, 2013
A small LinkSwarm this time out, as I was busy with Halloween and other stuff this week: How many Americans will lose their coverage under ObamaCare? Would you believe 93 Millions? And those are Obama Administration estimates. 30-something figures out … Continue reading
As Little As I Can Possibly Write on Texas Constitutional Amendments
OK, I’m exaggerating a bit, since the least I could possibly write is nothing. But instead of trying to cover every bill, I’m going to point you at Blue Dot Blues, where the indefatigable MJ Samuelson is covering each amendment, … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Elections, Texas
Tagged Arlene Wohlgemuth, Blue Dot Blues, Budget, Elections, Greg Abbott, Joe Straus, Rick Perry, Texas, Wendy Davis
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This Just In: ObamaCare Still Sucks
Suddenly, Democrats aren’t sounding so all-fire sure about ObamaCare after all. “After 16 long days of vowing to Republicans that they would not cave in any way, shape or form on ObamaCare, Democrats spent their first post-shutdown week caving in … Continue reading
Lovely. My Banner Header Is Missing
Might have something to do with Bluehost upgrading PHP. I’ll look into it… Update: It’s back up now, via a PHP reversion.
60 Minutes on Benghazi
Well, this should break the story wide open. If you haven’t already, see the whole thing. And here’s the transcript.
Posted in Foreign Policy, Jihad, Media Watch, Obama Scandals
Tagged 60 Minutes, Benghazi, Jihad, Libya, Media Watch, Obama Scandals
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LinkSwarm for October 24, 2013
Monday’s was late, this one is early: “A lot of conservatives are angry at the GOP too. They want a Republican Party willing to fight.” “What Ted Cruz did – and what the go-along, get-along gang of Republican stegosauruses hate … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, ObamaCare, Republicans
Tagged Elections, Football, ObamaCare, Redskins, Republicans, Ted Cruz, Terry McAuliffe, Virginia
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Small Grambling Update
While the Grambling football team is back practicing, from Dwight comes news that Grambling fired David Lankster, online editor ofThe Gramblinite student newspaper, supposedly over posts made on the official Twitter feed. Lankster played a key role in exposing the … Continue reading
Posted in Media Watch, Waste and Fraud
Tagged Bobby Jindal, education, fraud, Grambling, Louisiana, Media Watch
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A Tiny Update to the Saga of Convicted Felon Brett Kimberlin
If you haven’t been following the saga of convicted felon Brett Kimberlin, the Speedway Bomber in all its twisty turn-yness, well, I can’t say that I blame you; there are a lot of twists and turns. (And here’s the unexpurgated … Continue reading
LinkSwarm for October 21, 2013
Busy weekend, with lots of non-political stuff, so here’s last week’s LinkSwarm this week: The Tea Party helped launch the shutdown because the GOP establishment failed so utterly to limit bloated government. Well, that’s a scary chart. (Via Instapundit.) Is … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Elections, ObamaCare, Republicans, Welfare State
Tagged 2016 Election, 2016 Presidential Race, Austin, Christmas Bureau, Elections, Japan, ObamaCare, Republicans, Tea Party, Ted Cruz
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Walter Russell Mead Visits Europe
The indomitable Walter Russell Mead has been traipsing around Europe, and has much of interest to report from various countries there regarding the continuing slow-motion Euro crisis. The Italians? Not happy. The Italians feel caught in a cruel trap; the … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Economics
Tagged Budget, Economics, Euro, Europe, European Debt Crisis, Eurozone, France, Germany, Italy, Walter Russell Mead
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