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Category Archives: Texas
Texas vs. California: Cali Goes Batshit Insane Edition
California has long had a tenuous grasp of what the rest of us regard as consensus reality. But two new pieces of legislation suggest they’ve gone off the deep end into full Victimhood Identity Politics land: First, they decided that … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Budget, Crime, Democrats, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, unions, Waste and Fraud, Welfare State
Tagged Border Controls, Budget, California, Chuck DeVore, Crime, Democrats, environmentalism, fraud, minimum wage, pension crisis, Political Correctness, San Jose, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, Tom Steyer, unions, waste, Welfare State
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About That Paxton Indictment
Dwight covered the indictment of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton on “three felony counts of securities law violations” a while back, but I wanted to touch on a few unusual aspects to the indictment. Now I’m just a simple Hyper-Chicken … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Texas
Tagged Charlie Geren, Crime, Drew Darby, Harvey Hilderbran, Joe Straus, Ken Paxton, Texas
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Texas vs. California Update for August 5, 2015
Time for another Texas vs. California roundup: Oakland’s monthly rent has doubled in the last five years, but the Oakland police are laying off people and no longer investigate property crimes. (As Zero Hedge notes, average rent is now more … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Budget, Crime, Democrats, Economics, Texas, Welfare State
Tagged Austin, California, CalPERs, CalSTARS, Cedar Park, Facebook, Fashion Forms, Greg Abbott, LiveOps, Proposition 13 (California), Texas, Uber, Welfare State
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Garland Jihadi Got Gun Through Fast and Furious
Well, isn’t this special: A gunman killed during his attack on an Islamic prophet Muhammad art show in Garland, Texas, reportedly bought a pistol through a botched federal firearm sting. Nadir Soofi bought a 9-mm pistol at a Phoenix gun … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Guns, Jihad, Obama Scandals, Texas
Tagged Crime, Fast and Furious, Garland, Garland Shooting, Guns, Jihad, Obama Scandals, Texas
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Rio Grande Valley Corruption Watch
Been a while since I took a look at the last region of Texas where Democrats still wield political power: the Rio Grande Valley. What’s going on down there these days? Would you believe…corruption? The Rio Grande Valley is considered … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Crime, Democrats, Texas
Tagged Border Controls, corruption, Crime, Donna (town), Guadalupe “Lupe” Trevino, Hidalgo County, Indian Lake, John Chambers, Jonathan Trevino, Jose Padilla, Rio Grande Valley, Starr County, Texas, Tomas "El Gallo" Gonzalez, Voter Fraud
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LinkSwarm for July 20, 2015
46 years ago today, America walked on the moon. Or perhaps I should say “Nixon walked on the moon” in the same sense that “Obama got Bin Laden.” Some links: Rotherham councilors suppressed the Muslim child rape scandal because Muslims … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Democrats, Elections, Jihad, Media Watch, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors, Texas
Tagged 2016 Presidential Race, Border Controls, ESPN, Greg Abbott, Islam, Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, Jihad, Keith Olbermann, Media Watch, movies, ObamaCare, Rick Perry, Rotherham, Ted Cruz, Texas
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UT Admissions Scandal 10X Worse Than Previously Admitted
We’ve known, from the drips and dabs that slipped out, that the UT admissions scandal was worse than the Kroll report actually let on. But we didn’t know it was ten times worse: At least 764 applicants initially denied admission … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Media Watch, Supreme Court, Texas
Tagged Affirmative Action, Austin, Bill Powers, Cato Institute, Crime, Dan Branch, Fisher vs. University of Texas, Highland Park, Jim Schutze, Joe Straus, Ken Paxton, Kirk Watson, Kroll Report, Media Watch, Supreme Court, Texas, University of Texas, victimhood, Wallace Hall, William McRaven
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Texas vs. California Update for July 9, 2015
Time for another Texas vs. California update! “Greece, Puerto Rico show California’s potential future.” (Hat tip: Pension Tsunami.) What’s remarkable (or not, depending on your worldview) about the huge disparity in poverty rates between California and Texas is that the … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Democrats, Texas, unions, Welfare State
Tagged Border Controls, California, Democrats, Ed Driscoll, Texas, unions
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Belated News: Grand Jury No-Bills John Daub
I missed this good news when it came out on June 2, but a Travis County Grand Jury has declined to indict John Daub in the self-defense shooting death of a home intruder who turned out to be autistic. And … Continue reading
Hutto Police Officer Murdered On Duty
Hutto police Sergent Chris Kelly was was killed in the line of duty today after being run over by a suspect during a traffic stop. (The suspect is in custody.) Kelly was a USAF veteran, and left behind a wife … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Crime, Texas
Tagged Chris Kelley, Crime, Hutto, murder, police, Texas, Williamson County
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