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Category Archives: Texas
Texas House Votes To Defang Runaway Travis County Public Integrity Unit
More good news from the Texas legislature: The Texas House has voted to remove jurisdiction over statewide elected and appointed officials from Travis County’s corrupt, partisan Public Integrity Unit. Instead, such investigations would be handled by the unimpeachable Texas Rangers … Continue reading
Texas House Passes Open Carry
House Bill 910, which gives Texas Concealed Handgun License holders the right to open carry, has passed the Texas House. Since the Senate has already passed a version, and Governor Greg Abbott has promised to sign the bill, its all … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Guns, Texas
Tagged CHL, Crime, Guns, open carry, Texas, Texas 84th Legislative Session
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Texas vs. California Update for April 15, 2015
Hope you’ve finished your taxes already! Time for another Texas vs. California update: Detroit and Stockton’s bankruptcies may signal further problems nationwide, says New York Fed President William Dudley. “While these particular bankruptcy filings have captured a considerable amount of … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Democrats, Regulation, Texas, unions, Waste and Fraud, Welfare State
Tagged Budget, California, drought, fraud, Joe Straus, Los Angeles Unified School District, Regulation, Texas, Texas Racing Commission, Travis County Public Integrity Unit, unions, Vergara vs. California, waste, water, Welfare State
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Texas vs. California Update for April 2, 2105
Time for another Texas vs. California roundup. The Texas House passed a budget, but I haven’t had a chance to look at it in any detail yet… Unemployment rates in February: National average is 5.5%, Texas at 4.3%, California at … Continue reading
Posted in Texas, unions, Welfare State
Tagged Alexander Volokh, California, Fresno, LAFD, LAPD, Los Angeles, pension crisis, Richmond (California), San Bernardino, Texas, unemployment, unions, Welfare State
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George P. Bush Bans Comic Sans
This is one of those rare April Fools jokes that works as both a joke
Posted in Texas, Uncategorized
Tagged April Fools, Comic Sans, George P. Bush, terribad, Texas
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Wallace Hall Fires Back at Straus
After the grand jury failed to indict him, Wallace Hall fired back at Texas House Speaker Joe Straus: “The campaign by Speaker (Joe) Straus, Representative (Dan) Flynn and Senator (Kel) Seliger to criminalize my service as a Regent constitutes abuse … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Texas
Tagged Austin, Joe Straus, Jon Cassidy, Texas, University of Texas, Wallace Hall
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Grand Jury Declines to Indict Wallace Hall
That should be the headline as yet another establishment attempt to punish UT regent Wallace Hall for the crime of actually doing his job fails. Or, if you prefer: “Wallace Hall: More Honest Than a Ham Sandwich.” But chances are … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Texas
Tagged Bill Powers, Texas, Travis County, University of Texas, Wallace Hall
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Followup: Villalba Pulls Police Filming Bill
It turns out that even the supposed beneficiaries of state Rep. Jason Villalba’s unconstitutional and ill-conceived H.B. 2918 are opposed to it as well. “Dallas Rep. Jason Villalba withdrew his proposal — which would incriminate independent bloggers who film police … Continue reading
Posted in Regulation, Texas
Tagged Jason Villalba, Regulation, Texas, Texas 84th Legislative Session
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Texas vs. California Update for March 26, 2015
Time for another Texas vs. California roundup: Forget all those snide liberal cracks about Texas’ public education system, since we have some of the highest graduation rates in the country. “San Bernardino has defaulted on nearly $10 million in payments … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Crime, Democrats, Economics, Texas, unions, Welfare State
Tagged Budget, California, Crime, Economics, education, Los Angeles, minimum wage, Napa, Oakland, pension crisis, San Bernardino, San Francisco, Texas, unions, Welfare State
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