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Iran Plays “Make Believe Airplane”
Iran has unveiled an advanced new stealth fighter plane. And by “an advanced new stealth fighter plane,” I mean “a large plastic RC aircraft that’s obviously not suited for combat, stealth, or actually carrying a pilot.” So says many experts … Continue reading
Random Gene Wolfe Quote
Most Gene Wolfe-related posts go on my other blog, but I thought this one fit nicely here: America is in trouble (as it always is). The chief problem is that it is ruled by an elite that is out of … Continue reading
Why I Rejoined the NRA
Back during the Clinton Administration, I joined the National Rifle Association. With the “Assault Weapon Ban” passed and other anti-Second Amendment legislation under consideration, it seemed like a good time to join the one organization capable of slowing the Democratic … Continue reading
This Day Eaten by Locusts
In this case locusts named “power outage” and “Time Warner.” Expect something resembling more normal blogging (or at least as normal as it gets around here) next week.
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Robert Bork, RIP
Dead at 84. On the plus side of him not being on the Supreme Court, Obama doesn’t get to pick his replacement…
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Warning: Graphic Content
I know I’m lazy and all, but I’m beginning to think that I should change the look of this blog off the WordPress default. I’m been putting this off mainly because my skills lie in the realm of words rather … Continue reading
Republicans Serious About Winning Third Court of Appeals Ground Game
I just got my fourth direct mailer supporting Jeff Rose, Scott Field, David Puryear, and Bob Pemberton for the Third Court of Appeals. The Third Court of Appeals covers a large swath of central Texas, stretching from Fayette up to … Continue reading
Hit My Tweet Limit Again
So I’ll post here briefly: Romney Closing Statement: I’m optimistic. I want a strong, peaceful America. Obama will mean $20 trillion in deficits, more jobs. Washington is broken, I know what it takes to get us back. I can work … Continue reading
Asking the Important Questions: Presidential Knife Fight Edition
“In a mass knife fight to the death between every American President, who would win and why?” Got to agree on Teddy Roosevelt. The man was just indomitable. (Hat tip: Ace)
LinkSwarm for September 7, 2012
Still trying to get back in the swing of things, so here’s a LinkSwarm for a lazy Friday: Texas is on track to enjoy a $5 billion budget surplus, which I thought news too good to hold for the next … Continue reading
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