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Author Archives: Lawrence Person
More Colorado Gun-Grabber Recall Fallout
Some more reactions and tidbits on the Colorado gun-grabber recall: John Lott has a lot of interesting analysis over at NRO. Some tidbits: Both state-senate districts were overwhelmingly Democratic. In 2012, President Obama carried Morse’s district by 21 percentage points … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Guns
Tagged Colorado, gun control, Guns, Jim Geraghty, John Lott, Michael Bloomberg, Sean Trende
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Just For the Record: Rep. John Carter Against Syrian Intervention
It looks increasingly like a moot point, but since I previously mentioned it, I wanted to confirm that my own Representative, John Carter, is a firm “No” on bombing Syria, as per this letter from him: Dear Mr. Person: Thank … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Foreign Policy, Jihad, Military
Tagged Foreign Policy, Jihad, John Carter, Military, Syria
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Both Gun-Grabbing Colorado State Senators Recalled
What does unstinting support for disarming the law-abiding get politicians in America these days? A pink slip. Both John Morse and Angela Giron are now ex-state senators. A couple of weeks ago, Giron had this to say: “For Mayors Against … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Guns
Tagged Angela Giron, Colorado, Colorado Recall, Elections, gun control, Guns, John Morse, Michael Bloomberg
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Fig Leaf Syrian Strike Cancelled Thanks To Fig Leaf Deal
Who knew stopping a war could be so easy? Not the Syrian war itself, of course; that grinds on unabated. But Obama’s ill-advised attempt to directly involve the U.S. in it seems to have been derailed. Now, instead of the … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Jihad, Military
Tagged Foreign Policy, Jihad, John Kerry, Military, Obama, Syria, UN
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Wayne Christian Joins the Railroad Commissioner Race
Former Rep. Wayne Christian has joined the Railroad commissioner race. Christian lost his seat to the Joe Straus-backed Chris Paddie in the Republican primary after losing 80% of his district in redistricting. Christian is already generating some grassroots enthusiasm in … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Texas
Tagged 2014 Election, Malachi Boyuls, Railroad Commission, Republicans, Stefani Carter, Texas, Wayne Christian
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Not Too Syrious Roundup
Obama’s call for attacking Syria is meeting such heavy opposition that he already has a domestic quagmire on his hands getting it approved. Here’s a mini-roundup of Syria news: I can’t really start quoting this Charles Krauthammer takedown of the … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Foreign Policy, Jihad, Media Watch, Military
Tagged Charles Krauthammer, Foreign Policy, Iran, Israel, Jihad, Lindsey Graham, Military, MoveOn.org, Obama, Samantha Powers, Starcraft, Syria
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Whip Count: Texas Congressional Delegation on Syria
It’s taking a while to get back up to speed after Worldcon, but here’s a little content to prove I’m not dead (just dead tired). And it’s proven a moving target that took longer to put together than I expected … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Foreign Policy, Jihad, Military
Tagged Jeb Hensarling, Jihad, John Carter, John Cornyn, Kay Granger, Lloyd Doggett, Military, Obama, Pete Olson, Syria, Ted Cruz
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Quote of the Day
Benedikt could lecture you until the cows came home about your moral obligation to public schooling, but you still wouldn’t leave your kids in a school where the teachers were being set on fire.
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Blogroll Addition: Legal Insurrection
I’ll be wearing my science fiction hat a lot this week, so expect light posting through Labor Day (and maybe a little beyond). So instead of Actual Content, I’m going to highlight some new additions to the Blogroll. First up: … Continue reading
Posted in Supreme Court, Uncategorized
Tagged Blogroll, Constitutional Law, Legal Insurrection
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