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Author Archives: Lawrence Person
TPPF Texas Senate Debate Roundup and Video, Plus A Few Other Race Tidbits
I was busy with a family even over the weekend, so I haven’t had a chance to sit down and watch the debate all the way through. But I’ll go ahead and put it up for others to take a … Continue reading
Saddle Up Texas Straw Poll Results
I’ve been busy hosting a family even this weekend, so I haven’t been able to do a post on Thursday’s debate. But I wanted to point out the results of the straw poll at Saddle Up Houston (which, with 3,321 … Continue reading
Going Down, Down, Down…
France’s credit rating, that is. “Standard & Poor’s has downgraded France’s credit rating, French TV reported Friday, while several euro zone countries face the same fate later in the day, according to reports.” Maybe because that “strict” 2012 budget France … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Economics, Welfare State
Tagged Europe, European Debt Crisis, France, Welfare State
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LinkSwarm for January 12, 2012
I had a maid service come clean my house in advance of a family event I’m hosting this weekend. It’s amazing the difference between “Bachelor Clean” and “Clean Clean.” It’s almost as big as the difference between “Obama Smart” and … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Crime, Media Watch, Obama Scandals, Regulation, Texas
Tagged Energy Policy, Florida, Media Watch, Michael Totten, New York Times, Obama, Obama Scandals, Rick Perry, Solyndra, Susan Combs, Taxes, Texas, UK
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The Federal Debt In Household Terms
Something to show those who think the rising national debt is no big deal…
Texas Senate Race Update for January 11, 2012
I expect the campaigns to start announcing Q4 fundraising results any day now, and I just sent off a list of interview questions to the Craig James campaign today. So here’s one final news roundup of the senate race before … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Democrats, Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2012 Election, Craig James, David Dewhurst, Democrats, Elections, Facebook, Republicans, Ted Cruz, Texas, Texas Senate Race, Tom Leppert, Twitter
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EuroDoom Roundup for January 11, 2012
The race to a Euro-crackup seems to have slowed down to merely a jaunty saunter this week. Maybe once everyone made it to the New Year without a sovereign default, the Eurocrats might have breathed a sigh, confident that there’s … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Economics, Foreign Policy, Welfare State
Tagged Declan Ganley, Euro, Europe, European Debt Crisis, Germany, Greece, Ireland, PIIGS, Spain
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Huckabee Endorses Dewhurst
This morning former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee endorsed David Dewhurst’s Senate campaign. That’s a very good pickup for Dewhurst, and along with his previous Pro-Life endorsements, it shows that he’s doing better than expected among social conservatives. In his endorsement, … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2012 Election, David Dewhurst, Mike Huckabee, Ted Cruz, Texas, Texas Senate Race
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LinkSwarm for January 9, 2012
Like a squirrel hording nuts for winter, I’ve set aside a few tasty links for you to chew on: George Will offers up a masterful column on why big government actually increases, rather than decreases, inequality. Liberals have a rendezvous … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Crime, Democrats, Economics, Elections, Texas, Waste and Fraud, Welfare State
Tagged Bill Clinton, Bobby Jindel, Border Controls, Communism, Crime, FBI, LinkSwarm, Mark Steyn, Mexico, Newt Gingrich, Rick Perry
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China Cuts TV By 2/3rds
“Chinese broadcasters have axed two-thirds of popular TV shows in line with a government directive to curb “excessive entertainment,” according to local media reports.” “Air time will be filled instead with extended news bulletins and ‘programs that promote traditional virtues … Continue reading
Posted in Communism, Economics, Foreign Policy, Media Watch
Tagged China, Communism, TV
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