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Category Archives: Texas
National Review Does Buc-ee’s
I can hardly resist throwing up a link to this Kevin D. Williamson National Review piece on Buc-ee’s, can I? Over the weekend, I stopped to buy gas at a Buc-ee’s in Bastrop, Texas, and was greeted by (in addition … Continue reading
LinkSwarm for June 17, 2016
Today is a quadruple witching hour for markets, so try not to freak out if there’s more than the usual market volatility today. “Obama Is Bringing 100 Syrian Refugees Into U.S. Every Day.” And Syrian refugees are blowing big holes … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Crime, Democrats, Foreign Policy, Guns, Jihad, Texas, Welfare State
Tagged 2016 Election, 2016 Presidential Race, Ashe Schow, Border Controls, Crime, David Horowitz, Democrats, Donald Trump, Foreign Policy, Greg Fenves, Guns, Hill Country, Houston, Houston Independent School District, JFK, Jihad, Land's End, Media Watch, Nina Burleigh, Orlando, Switzerland, Texas, University of Texas, Welfare State
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Lawsuit Filed to Remove Jana Duty
Via Dwight comes news that things are moving swiftly on removing Williamson County DA Jana Duty from office: Two Williamson County residents sued District Attorney Jana Duty on Monday, seeking to force her out of office. The Texas Constitution, according … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Crime, Texas
Tagged Austin, bank robber, Crime, Crispin Harmel, Elizabeth Latham Schleder, Jana Duty, Jessee Celedon Gamboa, Texas, Thomas Joseph Madden, Williamson County
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Jana Duty Called On To Resign
Dwight offers an update to my update of his original update on Jana Duty. Williamson County business leaders stood outside the county courthouse Wednesday morning to deliver an ultimatum to District Attorney Jana Duty: resign or be forced out. “I, … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Texas
Tagged Crime, Dale Ross, Dan Gattis, Jana Duty, Texas, Williamson County
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Other UT Regents Back Wallace Hall Lawsuit
Here’s an update on the University of Texas admissions scandal and their continuing attempt to stonewall regent Wallace Hall. Regents Alex Cranberg and Brenda Pejovich and former chairmen Charles Miller and Gene Powell filed a friend-of-the-court brief last week backing … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Texas
Tagged Austin, Texas, University of Texas, Wallace Hall, William McRaven
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LinkSwarm for June 3, 2016
Another week, another Texas flood. Try to stay dry and enjoy a Friday LinkSwarm: Paglia on Clinton: “If it were a Republican in the crosshairs, Hillary’s shocking refusal to meet with the Inspector General (who interviewed all four of the … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Economics, Elections, Foreign Policy, Guns, Media Watch, Military, Obama Scandals, Social Justice Warriors, Texas
Tagged 2016 Election, 2016 Presidential Race, Camille Paglia, Crime, Democrats, Donald Trump, Elections, Enya, Fast and Furious, Foreign Policy, Gregory Benford, Guns, Hillary Clinton, Hillary Clinton Scandals, Leonard Francis, Media Watch, Military, Navy, Obama Scandals, ObamaCare, Rolling Stone, science fiction, Social Justice Warriors, Switzerland, Texas, Venezuela
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UT, A&M Bid on Running Sandia Nuke Lab
Well, this is interesting: UT and A&M are part of a consortium bidding to help run Sandia nuclear weapons lab: A consortium that includes the Texas A&M University System and the University of Texas System announced Tuesday that it will … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Military, Texas
Tagged Austin, Military, nuclear weapons, Sandia, Texas A&M, University of Texas
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LinkSwarm for May 23, 2016
This kept getting pushed out by other posts, so enjoy a heftier-than-usual LinkSwarm: U.S. district court judge rules that House Republicans lawsuit against ObamaCare on separation-of-powers grounds can move forward. (Hat tip: Elizabeth Price Foley at Instapundit.) You know how … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Guns, Jihad, ObamaCare, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors, Texas
Tagged 2016 Election, Austin, Brexit, Crime, Democrats, Denmark, Elections, electric cars, Elijah Woods, Facebook, feminists, Florida, Frank Sinatra, Guns, Hezbollah, Hollywood, Israel, Jeffrey Epstein, Jews, Jihad, Jim Geraghty, John Lott, Kevin D. Williamson, Lolita Express, Microsoft, ObamaCare, pedophilia, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors, Syria, Target, Texas, Trader Joe's, Tranny Bathrooms, UK, vegans, Wikipedia
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Gary Gates’ Dishonest Campaign Against Wayne Christian
Someone has to talk about Gary Gates’ dishonest direct mailer campaign against Wayne Christian in the Railroad Commissioner runoff, and since I’m a Texas blogger, and since early voting ends today, I guess that someone is me. Gates has attempted … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2016 Election, Elections, Gary Gates, Grady Yarbrough, Joe Straus, Railroad Commission, Republicans, Robert Pratt, Texas, Wayne Christian
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Texas Hits 1 Million CHL Holders
Here’s a milestone worth celebrating: Texas hits 1 million citizens possessing CHL/LTCs. Remember how gun control advocates said violent crime would soar when more people were armed? Hasn’t happened. Both rates and absolute numbers of violent crimes in Texas have … Continue reading