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Category Archives: Texas
Schertz FedEx Bombing Linked to Austin Bombings
Another bomb exploded in central Texas, this one at a FedEx facility in Schertz near San Antonio: At least one person has been injured when a package bomb exploded at a FedEx facility near San Antonio in Texas early Tuesday. … Continue reading
Texas Sanctuary City Ban Upheld
There was a boatload of non-federal-Government-staffing-decisions news this week, and I’m still catching up on it. One of the bigger items: The federal 5th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld Texas’ “sanctuary cities” ban: Texas law is clear: “The Texas Constitution … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Texas
Tagged 5th Circuit Court of Appeals, Border Controls, sanctuary cities, Texas
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LinkSwarm for March 16, 2018
Last week I had to put Jigsaw, my loyal dog of 13+ years, to sleep due to cancer. He was a good boy and I miss him very, very much, but life goes on. Anyway, I hope you’re having a … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Border Control, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Texas
Tagged Amazon, Border Controls, Broadcom, Conor Lamb, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Elizabeth Holmes, Fusion GPS, Houston, Kurt Schlichter, LinkSwarm, Paul Ryan, Qualcomm, Texas, Theranos, Toys R Us
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LinkSwarm for March 9, 2018
My oldest dog is dying of cancer, which has rather put a crimp in my time and desire to blog, so posting may be a bit sparse for a few days. Enjoy an abbreviated LinkSwarm: ICE conducts more raids in … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Border Control, Democrats, Elections, Texas
Tagged 2018 Election, Austin, Austin American Statesman, Border Controls, California, Democrats, dogs, Elections, LinkSwarm, Oberlin College
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Texas 2018 Primary Election Results
With over 99% of the Texas primary vote in, there were no alarms and no surprises. All the statewide Republican incumbents won their primaries, though George P. Bush and Sid Miller garnered less than 60% of the vote against underfunded … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2018 Election, 2018 Texas Gubernatorial Race, 2018 Texas Senate Race, Andrew White, Beto O'Rourke, Bunni Pounds, Cedrick Davis Sr., Chip Roy, Dan Crenshaw, Democrats, George P. Bush, Grady Yarbrough, Greg Abbott, Jason Villalba, Joi Chevalier, Joseph Kopser, Kevin Roberts, Lance Gooden, Lisa Luby Ryan, Lorie Burch, Lupe Valdez, Michael Cooper, Mike Collier, Republicans, Sam Johnson (Democrat), Ted Cruz, Texas, Texas 114th Congressional District, Todd Litton, Van Taylor
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Texas 2018 Primary Election Tidbits
With the 2018 Texas primaries tomorrow, here are a few last-minute election tidbits: George Soros is trying to buy the Bexar County DA’s office. Soros’s current target is Bexar County, Texas, District Attorney Nico LaHood, Peter Hasson reports in the … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2018 Election, 2018 Texas Gubernatorial Race, 2018 Texas Senate Race, Annie's List, Beto O'Rourke, Bo French, Charlie Geren, Donald Trump, Elections, George Soros, Greg Abbott, Joe Gonzales, Nico LaHood, Republicans, Ted Cruz, Texas
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BattleSwarm Blog Endorses Jerry Patterson for Land Commissioner
Because I blog about national and international events as well as state and local events, I haven’t covered some state issues as extensively as I might have. One of those is the down-ballot race between incumbent George P. Bush and … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2018 Election, Elections, George P. Bush, Jason Villalba, Jerry Patterson, Land Commissioner, Republicans, Texas, The Alamo
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Quick Impressions: Texas Twenty-First U.S. Congressional District Race
The Twenty-First U.S. Congressional District, the seat held by retiring Republican Lamar Smith, runs from Austin to San Antonio, encompassing much of the western Hill Country. It’s heavily Republican and largely white, though with a significant Hispanic population. There are … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Democrats, Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2018 Election, Al Poteet, Anthony White, Austin, Autry Pruitt, Bexar County, Chip Roy, Democrats, Derrick Crowe, Elliott McFadden, Eric Burkhart, Foster Hagen, Francisco "Quico" Canseco, Ivan A. Andarza, Jason Isaac, Jenifer Sarver, Joseph Kopser, Kay Bailey Hutchison, Mary Wilson, Matt McCall, Mauro Garza, Nancy Pelosi, Peggy Wardlaw, Red McCombs, Republicans, Robert Stovall, Ryan Krause, Samuel Temple, San Antonio, Susan Narvaiz, Ted Cruz, Texas, William Negley
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Inter-Blue Fratricide for Texas 7th U.S. Congressional District
I haven’t done a roundup on the Texas 7th U.S. Congressional District race because Republican incumbent John Culberson is not retiring, and he won his two most recent races by 56.2% to 43.8% in 2016, and 63.3% to 34.5% in … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Texas
Tagged 2016 Presidential Race, 2018 Election, 7th Congressional District, Alex Triantaphyllis, Alyssa Milano, Arun Chaudhary, Bernie Sanders, Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, Democrats, Elections, EMILY's List, Gerald Merfish, Hillary Clinton, Houston, Jason Westin, John Culberson, Laura Moser, Lizzie Pannill Fletcher, Sherry Merfish, Texas
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Democrat State Sen. Carlos Uresti Found Guilty
In brief: Texas state Sen. Carlos Uresti and co-defendant Gary Cain were found guilty on all charges in San Antonio federal court today in a criminal fraud trial that has stunned the city and state capitol. It took the 12 … Continue reading