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Author Archives: Lawrence Person
Geraldine Ferraro RIP
Former Walter Mondale Vice Presidential pick Geraldine Ferraro has died at age 75. If Mondale had not made this liberal New York congresswoman his running mate, her obituary would barely be a blip nationally. If the Ferraro pick was meant … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Media Watch
Tagged Al D'Amato, Al Sharpton, Crime, Democrats, Elizabeth Holtzman, Geraldine Ferraro, John Zaccaro, liberals, Mafia, Obama, Robert Abrams, The Village Voice, Walter Mondale
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A Small LinkSwarm of Local News
A confluence of events (a cold, doing my taxes, and a miscellany of more minor concerns) has cut into my blogging time, so it might be a few days before my roundup piece on Libya is ready to see the … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Democrats, Elections, Guns, Republicans, Texas
Tagged Guns, LinkSwarm, Michael Williams, Ted Cruz, Texas, Texas Senate Race, Tommy Lee Jones, Williamson County
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Moonbat Zero Comes Out in Favor of Nuclear Power
An interesting development, to say the least. I still think Monbiot is more loon than not, and Anthropogenic Global Warming more scam than threat (I think it possible that the earth has warmed slightly, but regard the case for this … Continue reading
This Week in Jihad for March 18, 2011
Been one of those weeks, so this is a little shorter and later than usual: Army reprimands 9 scapegoats for its own political correctness in Nidal Hasan’s Ft. Hood shooting. U.S. resident Pakistani charged with illegally smuggling nuclear material to … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Jihad, Uncategorized
Tagged Indonesia, Jihad, Libya, Moammar Gadhafi, Nidal Hasan, No-Fly Zone, nuclear weapons, Pakistan, Richard Cohen, Robert Spencer, This Week in Jihad
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LinkSwarm for Wednesday, March 16, 2011
A few quick links: Liberals are racists. Big-spending Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Alvarez recalled from office by an almost 9-1 ratio. Alvarez was a RINO that acted like a full-bore Democrat, hiking property taxes and giving big pay raises to unionized … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Republicans, unions
Tagged Carlos Alvarez, Democrats, Japan, liberal racism, liberals, liberals accusing people of being racists, LinkSwarm, New York, RINO, unions
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Japan Tsunami/Earthquake News
I haven’t been posting much here, as I’ve been putting up a lot of news and videos on the Sendai earthquake on my personal blog. But I did think this bit caught in my spam filter over there was worth … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Foreign Policy, Media Watch
Tagged earthquake, Japan, liberals, Sendai, tsunami
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This Week in Jihad for March 10, 2011
Another week of Jihad news from the usual sources: Multiculturalism is a failure in France, Germany, and the UK. Egypt has sent special forces into Libya to help topple Gadhafi. Turkey cracks down on critics of the Islamic government. Alabama … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Jihad
Tagged Afghanistan, Alabama, Axis of Assholes, Egypt, Fred Grandy, Ft. Hood, Iran, Jihad, Libya, Mark Steyn, Moammar Gadhafi, Nidal Hasan, Peter King, Taliban, This Week in Jihad, Turkey, UN, Zimbabwe
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LinkSwarm for Wednesday, March 9, 2011
It’s a busy week for me, so here are a few links to tide you over: Wonder what a serious attempt at reducing the deficit looks like? It looks like this. Thomas Sowell on Unions: “The biggest myth about labor … Continue reading
Iowahawk Strikes Again!
Evidently I wasn’t the only one struck by Iowahawk’s masterfully takedown off Paul Krugman and The Economist on the middling (at best) performance of Wisconsin’s unionized education system. Now Iowahawk strikes again to confirm that, yes, he was right the … Continue reading
Iowahawk Defends Texas (And Slaps Paul Krugman and The Economist Into Next Sunday)
Iowahawk took time out from his busy schedule as the web’s premiere political satirist to evaluate some claims Paul Krugman and The Economist made about the educational achievements of Texas. Wait, did I say “evaluate?” I meant “demolish like a … Continue reading
Posted in Texas, unions
Tagged education, Iowahawk, Paul Krugman, Texas, unions, Wisconsin
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