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Category Archives: Texas
LinkSwarm for January 18, 2019
This week was filled to the brim with stupid news. I don’t want to get into most of it… “Obama’s Border Patrol Chief Agrees With Trump, Says Build the Wall.” Related Tweet: Will be back in DC next week, canceling … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Crime, Democrats, Foreign Policy, Jihad, Media Watch, Military, Texas
Tagged A-10 Warthog, Areva Martin, Border Controls, border fence, CNN, Colorado, Dallas, David Webb, DNC, Facebook, France, Gillette, Hispanics, Israel, Jason Villalba, Jihad, Media Watch, Military, missile defense, NFL, Proctor & Gamble, Sears, Texas
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Judge to City of Austin in Gun Lawsuit: BOOM!
Remember that lawsuit against the city of Austin over barring a legally armed citizen from City Hall in violation of state law I mentioned two days ago? Well, State District Judge Lora Livingston just ruled against the city: A Travis … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Guns, Texas
Tagged Austin, Guns, Ken Paxton, Lora Livingston, Texas
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Gun News Roundup for January 15, 2019
Been a while since I did one of these, so let’s have at it: The Trump Administration’s bump-stock ban is a legal abomination: The new rule represents the most sweeping federal gun control effort since the so-called assault weapons ban, … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Democrats, Guns, Regulation, Texas
Tagged Austin, bump stock ban, Democrats, Dianne Feinstein, Fifth Amendment, gun control, Guns, Ken Paxton, Modern Sporting Rifle, Regulation, Texas
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LinkSwarm for January 11, 2019
Welcome to another Friday LinkSwarm! At least those of you not among the millions dead from the shutdown, assuming you already survived the tax cut and the end of Net Neutrality… If you ignore the MSM-generated drama, 2018 was a … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Communism, Crime, Democrats, Foreign Policy, Guns, Jihad, Media Watch, Texas
Tagged Bernie Sanders, Beto O'Rourke, Border Controls, border fence, Boris Yeltsin, Brazil, Cairo, China, Chuck Schumer, Cold War, Communism, Crime, Dan Crenshaw, David Brock, Democrats, Donald Trump, Ed Buck, Ed Burke, Eqypt, Guns, Instagram, Israel, Jair Bolsonaro, Jihad, LinkSwarm, Media Matters, Media Watch, Mexico, murder, Nancy Pelosi, Palestinians, Soviet Union, Star Wars, Tamaulipas, Texas, Washington Post, Will Hurd
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2019 Texas Legislative Session Starts Today
The 86th Texas legislative session starts today. There’s a new speaker and boatloads of bills have already been filed. Here are some of the pressing issues that Empower Texans has highlighted as key priorities: Abolish the Robin Hood school tax: … Continue reading
Posted in Republicans, Texas
Tagged 86th Texas Legislature, Dennis Bonnen, lobbyists, red light cameras, Republicans, Robin Hood tax, Tax Reform, Taxes, Texas
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LinkSwarm for January 4, 2019
Welcome to the first LinkSwarm of 2019! If things seem a little thin, I worked most of the week and threw a New Year’s Eve gathering, so things are a little discombobulated right now. Hopefully next week I’ll be back … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Crime, Democrats, Guns, Jihad, Media Watch, Texas
Tagged Alexandria Ocasio Cortez, Apple Computer, Arthur Sulzberger, Austin, Chicago, Claire McCaskill, Crime, Democrats, Donald Trump, economy, Electoral College, Foreign Policy, Guns, health care, Herb Kelleher, impeachment, Iran, Jihad, Jill Abramson, jobs, LinkSwarm, Mayes Middleton, Media Watch, Mitt Romney, New York, New York Times, rape, Ron Reynolds, Scott Israel, Southwest Airlines, Texas, University of Texas
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LinkSwarm for December 28, 2018
The week between Christmas and New Years is always odd. Work slows down with so many people on vacation, but there’s always a personal rush to get things done before the end of the year. Kevin D, Williamson follows the … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Border Control, Crime, Democrats, Foreign Policy, Jihad, Media Watch, Military, Social Justice Warriors, Texas
Tagged Andrew McCarthy, antifa, Austin, Border Controls, China, Crime, Dan Sullivan, Florida, Foreign Policy, Hollywood, Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, Jihad, Kevin Spacey, LinkSwarm, Media Watch, Military, Obituary, Oregon, Portland, psychological warfare, rape, Richard Overton, Social Justice Warriors, Syria, Texas, trade, Washington Post
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Cops Behaving Badly
Sometimes law enforcement officers use poor judgement. This week’s examples: Buying cocaine for the prostitute you’re having rough sex with may be a career-limiting move. Especially if you’re an Austin police officer. From New York, an officer that failed to … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Crime, Guns, Texas, Waste and Fraud
Tagged Austin, Austin Police Department, Baltimore, California, corruption, Crime, Danny Reedy, Guns, Jason Dusterhoft, Jorge Villegas, LAPD, Lisa Bloom, Los Angeles, Maryland, NYPD, Texas, Ysabel Villegas
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Is Samuel Little America’s Most Prolific Serial Killer?
The answer is “probably not,” but not for lack of trying. WASHINGTON — The FBI said today that a 78-year-old man currently imprisoned in Texas has confessed to committing 90 murders across the country from 1970 to 2005. FBI analysts … Continue reading
America Becomes Net Oil Exporter
For the first time in 75 years: America turned into a net oil exporter last week, breaking almost 75 years of continued dependence on foreign oil and marking a pivotal — even if likely brief — moment toward what U.S. … Continue reading
Posted in Texas
Tagged Energy Policy, Midland, oil industry, Texas, Texas Public Policy Foundation
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