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Author Archives: Lawrence Person
LinkSwarm for March 13, 2012
A bunch of news popping up, including some from the Middle East: Here’s the actual Dewhurst denial of the Tony Podesta/Democratic fundraising story. A left-wing Irish documentary maker sets out to make a documentary about the plight of the Palestinians, … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Democrats, Elections, Foreign Policy, Jihad, Texas, unions, Waste and Fraud
Tagged abortion, Border Controls, California, Crime, David Dewhurst, Eric Holder, Hamas, IDF, Israel, LinkSwarm, Michael Totten, New York, Syria, Texas, Tide, Tony Podesta
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So, After All That, Greece Might Still Default Anyway?
Apparently so. Fitch has downgraded Greece’s credit ranking to selective default. And all this despite the deed being all but done. It turns out that Greece forcing haircuts on recalcitrant bond holders via the “Collective Action Clause” automatically triggers credit … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Foreign Policy, Waste and Fraud, Welfare State
Tagged Euro, European Debt Crisis, Greece
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EarthQuest Fails
You may remember my mention of EarthQuest, the projected Montgomery County “environmental theme park” that was going to be partially financed with public money. Well, now comes word from Dwight that it is officially kaput. “No construction is planned; investors … Continue reading
Posted in Texas, Waste and Fraud
Tagged EarthQuest, environmentalism, Houston, Texas, Theme Park
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Ciro Rodriguez Blinks
In the game of District 35 Chicken, Ciro Rodriguez decided that no, he didn’t want to face off against Lloyd Doggett’s 18-wheeler full of money and swerved aside. Instead he’s going to run against Republican incumbent Francisco “Quico” Canseco for … Continue reading
Texas Public Policy Foundation Snags Richard Epstein
The Texas Public Policy Foundation announced that legal scholar Richard A. Epstein was joining them as a Senior Fellow at the Foundation’s Center for Tenth Amendment Studies. That’s a terrific pickup for them. Epstein is on a very short list … Continue reading
Posted in Supreme Court, Texas, Uncategorized, Welfare State
Tagged Mario Loyola, Richard Epstein, Tenth Amendment, Texas, Texas Public Policy Foundation
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Tea Party Takes Another Scalp
Ohio Republican incumbent Rep. Jean Schmidt has been ousted by political newcomer Brad Wenstrup in the Republican Primary. Mark her down (along with Charlie Crist and Mike Castle) as another Establishment Republican taken down by the Tea Party. John Fund … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged 2012 Election, Brad Wenstrup, Jean Schmidt, Ohio, Super-PAC, Tea Party
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Williams Switches from CD33 to CD25 Race. No, the OTHER Williams.
I wonder if Michael Williams is thinking about swearing out a stalking complaint against Roger Williams. First Michael Williams dropped out of the Senate race to run for the newly created Congressional District 33 on June 17th. Then, a week … Continue reading
Texas Senate Race: Boone, Holcomb Out, Grady Yarbrough In
The latest Democratic Party filing information shows Daniel Boone no longer running for U.S. Senator, but rather running in the U.S. 21st Congressional District against the SOPA-loving incumbent Republican Lamar Smith. I’m not sure this is a good move for … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2012 Election, Charles Holcomb, Daniel Boone, Democrats, Grady Yarbrough, Lamar Smith, Republicans, Texas, Texas Senate Race
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Giving the People What They Want
The top ten search terms leading people to my blog today: dennis kucinich wife encrypted_search_terms mrs. dennis kucinich kucinich wife mrs dennis kucinich kucinich’s wife call girls (goes to a piece on Eliot Spitzer) hot wife kucinichs wife kucinich wife … Continue reading
Dennis Kucinich Goes Down
Marcy Kaptur ended Dennis Kucinich’s congressional career last night, beating him in the Democratic Primary 60% to 36%. There’s some talk of Kucinich moving to Washington State and running for congress there, but one wonders why Democrats there would feel … Continue reading