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Category Archives: Elections
Trump Endorses Paxton Over Bush
All that sucking up to Trump got George P. Bush bubkis: At the end of May, former President Donald Trump said that he liked two Texas attorney general candidates — current Attorney General Ken Paxton and Land Commissioner George P. … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2022 Attorney General's Race, 2022 Election, Donald Trump, Eva Guzman, George P. Bush, Joe Jaworski, Ken Paxton, Republicans, Texas
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Something Resembling A Texas Gubernatorial Race?
Does Texas have a competitive Gubernatorial race in 2022? No, not yet. But on the Republican side, we have something that resembles a competitive primary a lot more than we did at any point of the 2018 election cycle. In … Continue reading
Georgia: “Provable” Election Fraud
There’s been a lot of smoke around the election fraud that occurred during the 2020 presidential race. Now we have direct evidence of fire: A group seeking to ensure that elections are run fairly said this week that an in-depth … Continue reading
The Establishment Democratic Media Complex Is Utter Garbage
If you’ve been reading this blog, very little in Darryl Cooper’s piece (coming here via Glenn Greenwald) will be new to you. Everything here (the Russian collusion fantasy, the gaslighting, the massive Democratic Media Complex bias, the FISA abuse, the … Continue reading
Guzman Makes Texas AG Run Official
After resigning from the Texas Supreme Court, Eva Guzman has filed the paperwork to run for Texas Attorney General in 2022 against incumbent Ken Paxton and current Land Commissioner George P. Bush: Eva Guzman, who worked as a state supreme … Continue reading
The Fall Of Netanyahu
I’m not going to pretend to understand the intricacies of Israeli politics, a nation who’s fragile coalition governments rival Italy for their fractious, unstable nature. The difference is that between March 2009 and yesterday, Italy had seven separate Prime Ministers … Continue reading
LinkSwarm for June 11, 2021
Joe Manchin, controlling the border, and Soros-backed DA’s doing their best to bring back the high crime rates of the 1970s top this Friday’s LinkSwarm: Seems like this should be a bigger story than it is: Mexico just had it’s … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Communism, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Guns, Media Watch, Social Justice Warriors, Supreme Court, Texas, Welfare State
Tagged 2022 Attorney General's Race, 2022 Election, 2024 Presidential Race, 87th Texas Legislature, Alex Villanueva, ATF, Baltimore, Border Controls, border fence, Brandon Scott, California, Charles C. W. Cooke, China, Chris Cuomo, CNN, Communism, coronavirus, Crime, Deborah Peoples, Democrats, Demolition Ranch, drug lords, Elections, Elena Kagan, Emmanuel Macron, Eva Guzman, Filemon Vela, Florida, Fort Worth, France, G-7, George Gascon, George Soros, gold, Greg Abbott, gun control, Guns, H. P. Lovecraft, Hidalgo County, Hispanics, Houston, Howard Elwin Jones, hydroxychloroquine, Javier Villalobos, Jemele Hill, Jim Ross, Joe Manchin, Jon Del Arroz, Kamala Harris, LinkSwarm, Los Angeles, Marilyn Mosby, Matt Carriker, Mattie Parker, McAllen, McDonald's, Media Watch, Mexico, Michael Glaspie, Michael Harrison, Nanjing Normal University, Neon Genesis Evangelion, Nick Mosby, Rebekah Jones, Rio Grande Valley, Ron DeSantis, San Antonio, science fiction, Social Justice Warriors, sugar, Supreme Court, Tesco, Texas, Texas Supreme Court, Trophy active defense, Twitter, Veronica Whitacre, Vicente Gonzalez, video, Worldcon, Zeke Cohen
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Abbott: Two Special Sessions Coming
Evidently the exploding clown show that was this year’s Texas regular legislative session, and the House’s failure to pass many conservative priorities (including election reform) has governor Greg Abbott planning on calling an extra special session this summer in addition … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 87th Texas Legislature, Chad Hasty, Greg Abbott, Special Session, voting fraud
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