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Author Archives: Lawrence Person
Roundup Of Wisconsin Recall Reactions
Here’s a nice juicy roundup of reactions to Scott Walker’s Wisconsin recall victory, and what it means: “The resounding failure by unions and Democrats to recall Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker on Tuesday is a significant moment for democratic self-government. It … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Republicans, unions
Tagged 2012 Election, Democrats, National Review, recall, Republicans, Scott Walker, Tea Party, unions, Wisconsin
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Wisconsinfreude
You’ve probably heard that Governor Scott Walker easily won the Wisconsin recall election last night. Between now and when Walker was elected in 2010, the result of each election has been worse and worse for unions and their liberal Democratic … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, unions, video
Tagged 2012 Election, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Elections, recall, Scott Walker, unions, video, Wisconsin
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Texas Political Metro Tidbits: Pat Lykos and John Wiley Price
Here’s a small virtual bucket for a few pieces that I didn’t catch earlier: I meant to post on the defeat of Harris County District Attorney Pat Lykos in the Republican Primary. This was not an issue of ideology so … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged black, Crime, Dallas, Dwight Brown, FBI, Harris County, Houston, Jim Schutze, John Wiley Price, Kathy Nealy, Pat Lykos, Race Card, Republicans, Texas
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Just How Far Does The John Wiley Price Corruption Story Reach?
Sometimes you know there’s a big, juicy story swimming just under the threshold of public consciousness, but don’t have the tools, sources or knowledge to bring it to the surface. Such is the case with the FBI’s ongoing investigation of … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Texas, Waste and Fraud
Tagged Crime, Dallas, Democrats, FBI, John Wiley Price, Lynn Flint Shaw, Texas, Texas Senate Race, Tom Leppert, Willis Johnson
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While the Feiler Faster Thesis Won’t Save Obama’s Bacon
Micky Kaus, the Thinking Conservative’s Liberal, has been suggesting that the traditional thinking that the economy must be good at least six months before an election for the President to have a chance is wrong. His contention is that the … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Economics, Elections
Tagged Democrats, economy, Elections, Feiler Faster Thesis, Mickey Kaus, Obama
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David Dewhurst: Liar
The usually useless Polifact has finally gotten around to evaluating David Dewhurst’s smear of Ted Cruz as a supporter of Amnesty. It only took them a week. How considerate to bestir themselves a mere three days after the election. The … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Media Watch, Republicans, Texas, video
Tagged 2012 Election, amnesty, Border Controls, David Dewhurst, Elections, Media Watch, Republicans, Sex Pistols, Ted Cruz, Texas, Texas Senate Race, video
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EuroDoom for a Weekend in June
How about a nice slice of EuroDoom to ease you into the weekend? With all the post-primary news, the European Debt Crises news has been chugging along for a while now. let’s look at some, shall we? Heh. “The Euro … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Economics, Elections, Foreign Policy, Waste and Fraud, Welfare State
Tagged Euro, Europe, European Debt Crisis, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Spain, Welfare State
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Post-Primary Election Roundup
Numerous nuggets of non-Senate race information and observation on Tuesday’s election: Two years ago, Michael Williams and Elizabeth Ames Jones were both on the Railroad Commission. Sixteen months ago they were serious U.S. Senate candidates. Now each has missed the … Continue reading