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Texas Senate Race Update for August 10, 2011
A few senate race updates for these dog days of summer: There will be a Clear Lake Tea Party senate candidate forum Thursday, August 11. Expected to attend are Ted Cruz, Glenn Addison, Tom Leppert, Elizabeth Ames Jones, Andrew Castanuela … Continue reading
LinkSwarm for Friday, August 5, 2011
The last six days of blogging have been pretty packed, so here’s a LinikSwarm for a lazy (and very hot) Friday: Christopher Hitchens on Turkey. He glosses over the fact (maybe he only had so many words) that Mustafa Kemal … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Crime, Democrats, Foreign Policy, Jihad, Uncategorized
Tagged Bill Clinton, Christopher Hitchens, flash mob, Jihad, LinkSwarm, Mississippi, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, NAACP, Turkey, Voter Fraud
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This Day Eaten By Locusts
In addition to the Ted Cruz interview, I have a longish post on a very packed political Saturday that I’m still fleshing out. Unfortunately, today has been too busy to either finish that or to comment on any of a … Continue reading
Clarification: Leppert Did Donate $500,000 to His Campaign, But That Wasn’t Among the $750,000 in Reported Constributions
Shawn McCoy of the Tom Leppert campaign clarifies Leppert’s Q2 fundraising numbers: Yes, Tom invested more of his own money in the campaign. That was not part of the 750k.= Not sure if you received our press release—it may help … Continue reading
Posted in Republicans, Texas, Uncategorized
Tagged 2012 Election, Republicans, Texas, Texas Senate Race, Tom Leppert
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Anti-Semitism: The Flowchart
Over at Talking Squid, Chris Lawson has come up with a flow chart to determine whether criticism of Jews and/or Israel is anti-Semitic or not. Since its seems pretty useful, and since Lawson says “Anyone else is also free to … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Jihad, Uncategorized
Tagged anti-semitism, Chris Lawson, Israel, Jews, Jihad
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“When in the Course of human events…”
…it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another and to assume among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the Laws of Nature and of Nature’s … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Military, Uncategorized
Tagged July 4, Taxes, The Declaration of Independence
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LinkSwarm for May 18, 2011
The French are incensed that French elites are not above American law. And who could possibly believe that prison was so primative? “‘There are numerous very heavy barred doors that make a noise each time they are opened or closed,’ … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Dominique Strauss-Kahn, LinkSwarm, Lloyd Doggett, Newt Gingrich, Rick Perry
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Here Comes the Flood
Randall Munroe, the guy who does XKCD has an interesting post up on the possibility that the current Mississippi flood may overwhelm the Old River Control Structure that keeps the river from shifting course to the Atchafalaya, as I discussed … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, video
Tagged Atchafalaya, flooding, Kate Bush, Mississippi, Old River Control Structure, Peter Gabriel
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Still More Bin Laden Fallout
The ever-readable and redoubtable Christopher Hitchens. James Taranto in the Wall Street Journal. Including why we went in with troops rather than B-52s: “The president wanted proof that bin Laden was dead. So he assembled a small death panel, which … Continue reading