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Category Archives: Texas
Dear Texas State Congressional District 114 Voters: Please Retire Jason Villalba
Remember state Rep. Jason Villalba, the supergenius who tried to make it illegal for bloggers and gun owners to photograph the police? There’s just enough news on him to warrant a separate post (and plea to his Republican constituents that … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged Dan Morenoff, Don Huffines, Elections, Jason Villalba, ObamaCare, Texas, Texas 114th Congressional District
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Texas Statewide and Williamson County Race Recommendations for 2016
I’m running out of election season! So here are some quick and dirty Republican Primary recommendations (beyond the very obvious one of Ted Cruz for President) on the last day of early voting: Statewide Races Railroad Commissioner: Wayne Christian: Christian … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2016 Election, Debra Lehrmann, Dick Shawn, Eve Guzman, Gary Gates, Grady Yarbrough, Michael Keasler, Michael Massengale, Michael Quinn Sullivan, Paul Green, Ray Wheless, Republicans, Robert Chody, Steve Smith, Texas, Wayne Christian, William "Bill" Kelberlau, Williamson County
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Texas vs. California Update for February 25, 2016
Been too long since I did a Texas vs. California roundup, so here it is: Dark Age California: There are large areas of Central California that resemble life in rural Mexico. Within a radius of five miles I can go … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Budget, Crime, Democrats, Regulation, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, unions, Waste and Fraud, Welfare State
Tagged Austin, Berkeley, California, CalPERs, CalSTARS, Crime, Democrats, Ed Lee, high speed rail, Keith Jackson, Lee Baca, LiveOps, Nazly Mohajer, pension crisis, Regulation, Rob Feckner, San Bernardino, San Diego, San Francisco, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, unions, Vance Ginn, Waco, waste, water, Welfare State, Zula Jones
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Texas Governor Greg Abbott Endorses Ted Cruz for President
This is not exactly a surprise, given that Cruz used to work under Attorney General Abbott as Solicitor General. Still, it is a slight departure, as Abbott has tended to keep his cards close to his chest and avoid pre-primary … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2016 Election, 2016 Presidential Race, Elections, Greg Abbott, Republicans, Ted Cruz, Texas
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After Several More Blows From The Clue-by-4, Texas Racing Commission Decides Not To Commit Suicide
Some people learn quicker from experience than others. For example, a foolish child generally learns very quickly not to play with fire. Then there’s the Texas Racing Commission, which would have disfiguring burns over three-quarters of its body before deciding … Continue reading
LinkSwarm for February 19, 2016
Tomorrow (Saturday, February 20) is the South Carolina Republican primary. (Democrats don’t vote in South Carolina until next Saturday, February 27). Current polls have Ted Cruz gaining on Donald Trump. (Hat tip: Conservatives 4 Ted Cruz.) A small LinkSwarm going … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Economics, Elections, Guns, Texas, unions
Tagged 2016 Election, 2016 Presidential Race, AFL-CIO, Bernie Sanders, Brazil, China, DC vs. Heller, Democrats, Elections, Guns, Hillary Clinton, LinkSwarm, Nevada, Olympics, Rio de Janeiro, South Carolina, Ted Cruz, Texas, unions
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Green vs. Green in 2016
Let’s talk about the Green vs. Green Texas Supreme Court race. Supreme Court Place 5 incumbent Paul Green is being challenged by conservative activist Rick Green in the Republican primary. And a few notable figures (such as Chuck Norris) have … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2016 Election, Chuck Norris, Elections, Judicial Elections, Paul Green, Primary, Republicans, Rick Green, Rick Perry, Texas
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Antonin Scalia, RIP
Dead at 79 on a vacation trip to Texas. Literally between a post-bike ride shower and heading off to dinner, so possibly more later or tomorrow. Some liberals on my Facebook timeline are openly celebrating…
Posted in Supreme Court, Texas
Tagged Antonin Scalia, Obituary, Supreme Court, Texas
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LinkSwarm for February 8, 2016
I emptied the link bucket on Friday, but lo and behold, a whole new torrent of news has come rushing down the pipes: You know all that “Ted Cruz is too unpopular to win” talk? Cruz is killing it with … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Border Control, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Jihad, Texas, Waste and Fraud, Welfare State
Tagged 2016 Election, 2016 Presidential Race, Austin, Border Controls, Chris Christie, Crime, Elections, Greece, Hillary Clinton, Hillary Clinton Scandals, Illegal Aliens, Iowa, Jihad, LinkSwarm, Marco Rubio, Nevada, New Hampshire, Obama Scandals, Rand Paul, rape, Ted Cruz, Texas, Travis County, Venezuela, welfare, Welfare State, Zika virus
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Republican Lujan Beats Democrat Urasti in Special Election for San Antonio State Rep District
Well, I’m not sure many people saw this coming: Winning in a district long held by Democrats, Republican John Lujan outpolled Tomás Uresti in Tuesday’s special runoff in Texas House District 118. Filling a seat vacated last year by former … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged Joe Farias, John Lujan, Republicans, San Antonio, Texas, Texas 118th Congressional District, Tomas Uresti
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