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Author Archives: Lawrence Person
LinkSwarm for Thursday, November 11, 2010
Another LinkSwarm of sundry sundries: More reasons to be thankful Paul Kanjorksi is gone. “Much of what this Democratic Congress did, or tried to do, was like throwing Molotov cocktails at business.” Top Ten Upsets of the 2010 Election. (Warning: … Continue reading
Solomon Ortiz Tries To Pull An Al Gore, Gets Bitch-Slapped By the State Supreme Court
Remember during the aftermath of the 2000 election when Al Gore tried to get a recount done in just the counties that favored Democratic voters? Well, soon-to-be-Ex-Rep. Solomon Ortiz just tried to do the same thing in the race he … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Texas
Tagged Blake Farenthold, Democrats, Elections, Nueces County, Solomon Ortiz, Texas
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ObamaCare Votes Doomed Democrats
I’m sure the average BattleSwarm reader came to this conclusion heretofore, but Derek Thompson provides a statistical roundup in The Atlantic that proves it. They also find lesser effects for the other three votes I’ve highlighted here (Stimulus, TARP, and … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, ObamaCare
Tagged Cap-and-Trade, Derek Thompson, Elections, ObamaCare, Stimulus, TARP
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LinkSwarm for Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Another day, another bucket of post-election links for your clickity goodness: Liberals admit what they really want. Rick Perry wins not despite skipping newspaper endorsements, but because of it. I’m glad to see Republican politicians finally picking up on this. … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Media Watch, Republicans
Tagged Democrats, Dick Morris, LinkSwarm, Nancy Pelosi, Obama, Rick Perry
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Democrats hold on to Virginia’s 11th Congressional District
Republican Keith Fimian will concede defeat Tuesday in the congressional race in Virginia’s 11th district, giving freshman Democrat Rep. Gerald Connolly a second term in the seat. (Hat tip: Jim Geraghty.)
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Republicans
Tagged Democrats, Elections, Gerald Connolly, Jim Geraghty, Keith Fimian, Virginia
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LinkSwarm for Monday, November 8, 2010
Another day, another LinkSwarm. Liberal coach plays all players, good or bad, equal minutes, says having fun more important than winning. Conservative coach plays best players, makes winning the top priority. Guess which one they enjoy playing for more? Democrat … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections
Tagged Alan Grayson, Democrats, Elections, Gabrielle Giffords, Jesse Kelly, Nancy Pelosi, Obama
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LinkSwarm for Saturday, 11/6/10
Now that the rush of the election is over, I’ve been taking it (relatively) easy for the past few days. Expect more post-election analysis next week. We’re also still waiting to hear back on not only those eleven House races … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Republicans
Tagged Democrats, Elections, Randy Altschuler, Republicans, Tim Bishop
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This Week in Jihad
Just because the U.S. has an election doesn’t mean Islamic fundamentalists rest. So here’s a roundup of Islamic- and Jihad-related news from around the world. Oklahoma outlaws Sharia law. Naturally, Islamist front group CAIR is suing. Bill Mahar Maher refuses … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Jihad
Tagged Bill Mahar, CAIR, Democrats, Elections, Iran, Islam, Islamist, Jihad, Keith Ellison, MEMRI, Michael Totten, Oklahoma, Saudi Arabia, This Week in Jihad
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Post-Election Roundup for 11/4/10
A few bits: Jim Gegharty speaks to Obi Wan: “The people tried trusting Democratic claims that they would govern as moderates. That didn’t work out, and that trust won’t be back any time soon” Republicans increased their share of trifectas … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Republicans, Uncategorized
Tagged Ann Coulter, Daily Kos, Democrats, Elections, Maine, Minnesota, New Hampshire, Republicans, Stuart Rothenberg, Wisconsin
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