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Category Archives: Texas
Flash Mob Loots Convienance Store in Bryan, Texas
Another week, another flash mob of teenagers looting a store, this time in Bryan, Texas. Once again, the video suggests that it’s an overwhelmingly (though not exclusively) black crowd. You would think self-preservation would dissuade them from trying to rob … Continue reading
Ted Cruz at TPPF
I couldn’t attend this year’s Texas Public Policy Foundation legislative orientation session, but for those who couldn’t make it, here’s Ted Cruz’s Friday speech.
Posted in Texas, video
Tagged Ted Cruz, Texas, Texas Public Policy Foundation, video
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Hot Stuff
A couple of days ago I mentioned that hot sauce maker Sriracha had been temprarily shut down due to more stringent California regulations. Now the followup: In good news for pho restaurants everywhere, Huy Fong Foods announced that Sriracha shipments … Continue reading
Posted in Regulation, Texas
Tagged food, Gene Wu, Jason Villalba, Regulation, Sriracha, Texas
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Travis County Ending Gun Shows at the Expo Center?
So it appears: Travis County won’t be hosting a gun show in its Exposition Center after this month, after county commissioners did not renew a lease for the controversial event. “Controversial” in the sense that “liberals don’t like it.” Saxet … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Guns, Texas
Tagged Austin, Greg Abbott, gun shows, Guns, Texas, Travis County
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Texas vs. California Update for January 8, 2013
Time for another look at the respective fortunes of the nation’s two biggest states: Between 1992 and 2010, California lost $45.27 billion in income while Texas gained $24.94B. (Hat tip: Moe Lane.) That’s one of the many reasons Texas has … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Democrats, Texas, unions, Waste and Fraud, Welfare State
Tagged Budget, California, Democrats, Desert Hot Springs, Jerry Brown, Pacific Grove, Texas, unions, waste, Welfare State
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Magpul Moving Headquarters to Texas
When firearm magazine manufacturer Magpul announced they were leaving Colorado over knee-jerk magazine capacity legislation (funny how outlawing their perfectly legal product will sour a company on a state), most thought that Texas was a long-shot for them to relocate … Continue reading
Posted in Guns, Texas
Tagged Colorado, Guns, Magpul, relocation, Rick Perry, Texas, Wyoming
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Scenes from the Cornyn-Stockman Senate Race
A few tidbits on this race: Steve Stockman is now accepting Bitcoins for his run against John Cornyn. This is pretty much a gimmick, as the tiny, Slashdot-centric audience who follow Bitcoin are singularly unlikely to involve themselves in Republican … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Guns, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2014 Election, 2014 Senate Race, Elections, Guns, John Cornyn, PajamaBoy, Republicans, Steve Stockman, Texas
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Blogroll Cleaning
It’s a new year, so here are a few long-overdue administrative updates to the blogroll. Added Texas Conservative Republican News. Removed Urban Grounds, since Robbie Cooper hung up his blogging gloves. Removed Matt S. Dowling, because one post in the … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Texas, Uncategorized
Tagged Administrative, Austin, Blogroll, links, Texas
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Statewide Race Update for December 31, 2013
I thought I would do a better job of keeping tabs on Texas statewide races, but there are just too many for me to do a good job tracking all of them. Going into next year, I’ll try to do … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Republicans, Texas, unions
Tagged 2014 Attorney General's Race, 2014 Election, 2014 Governor's Race, 2014 Lt. Governor's Race, Dan Branch, Dan Patrick, David Dewhurst, Democrats, Elections, Glenn Hegar, Greg Abbott, Jerry Patterson, Ken Paxton, Leticia Van de Putte, Michael Quinn Sullivan, Ray Madrigal, Republicans, Sid Miller, Susan Combs, Texas, Todd Staples, video, Wendy Davis
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LinkSwarm for December 24, 2013
Merry Christmas a day in advance! Obamacare’s popularity hits new lows. If you want to save yourself some time, just save that phrase; you’ll be able to use it lots next year as well… Even the uninsured hate ObamaCare. ObamaCare … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Economics, ObamaCare, Texas, unions
Tagged Border Controls, death panels, Economics, Illegal Aliens, LinkSwarm, Mack Brown, Maryland, ObamaCare, Texas, unemployment, unions, Wisconsin
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