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Category Archives: Elections
Republican Elected Mayor of McAllen
McAllen, Texas in Hidalgo County is a border city smack in the middle of the Rio Grande Valley, a heavily Hispanic area that Democrats have dominated since time immemorial. Hidalgo went for Biden by 16% in 2020, and by 41% … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged Elections, Greg Abbott, Hidalgo County, Hispanics, Javier Villalobos, McAllen, Republican Party of Texas, Republicans, Rio Grande Valley, Texas
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LinkSwarm for June 4, 2021
The pandemic may almost be over, but Mao Tze Lung is still in the news! Katherine Eban at Vanity Fair is shocked, shocked to discover that the Wuhan Coronavirus may have come from a lab! On February 19, 2020, The … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Elections, Foreign Policy, Guns, Jihad, Media Watch, Military, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, video
Tagged Allen West, Andrew Yang, Anthony Fauci, Benjamin Netanyahu, Beto O'Rourke, Books, Chris Meledandri, coronavirus, corruption, Crime, defensive gun use, Democrats, Eric Adams, feminism, Florida, Florida Man, FOIA, Foreign Policy, Gaza, Gilles Demaneuf, Guns, Gwyneth Paltrow, Hollywood, Houston, Hunter Biden, Iran, Israel, Jihad, Joe Biden, Katherine Eban, LinkSwarm, Maya Wiley, Media Watch, Michael Douglas, Military, Minnesota, Naftali Bennett, New York City, New York Times, pedophilia, Rashard Turner, Ray McGuire, reconciliation, Republicans, Ron DeSantis, Ron Paul, Scarlett Johansson, Scott Stringer, self-defense, Social Justice Warriors, Spike Lee, St. Paul, State Department, Steve Martin, Steven Spielberg, Texas, Thomas DiNanno, Thomas Sowell, transexual, video, Wuhan, Wuhan Institute of Virology, Yair Lapid
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George P. Bush Running Against Paxton For AG
Just like the old gypsy woman said: George P. Bush, the current land commissioner of Texas, officially announced at a campaign kick-off event on Wednesday night that he would be running to be the top attorney for the Lone Star … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2022 Attorney General's Race, 2022 Election, Dan Patrick, Elections, George P. Bush, Greg Abbott, Joe Jaworksi, Ken Paxton, Republicans, Texas
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This Day All Bills Die
If you’ve been following the Texas legislature for any appreciable length of time, then the close of the 87th Legislative Session must have felt eerily familiar to you: A whole bunch of conservative priority bills made it to the one … Continue reading
Huffines Challenges Abbott
Former state senator Don Huffines is running against incumbent Greg Abbott for the Republican nomination for Texas governor: Gov. Greg Abbott has gained another challenge from the right, with the addition of former State Sen. Don Huffines into the gubernatorial … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2022 Texas Governor's Race, Chad Prather, coronavirus, Don Huffines, Elections, Greg Abbott, ice storm, Kurt Schwab, Matthew McConnaughey, Texas
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Labour Kicked In The Yarbles Yet Again
The UK just had their 2021 local elections, and once again Labour got kicked in the yarbles: The Conservatives have continued to sweep aside Labour in its traditional north-eastern English heartland. The party lost control of Durham County Council, which … Continue reading
Trump Red-Pilled Hispanics
For almost as long as I’ve been following politics, Democratic Party analysts like Ruy Teixeira have been confidently predicting a new, permanent Democratic majority based on the the demographic trend of rising numbers of minority voters, which explains why Democrats … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors, Texas
Tagged 2020 Election, Democrats, Donald Trump, Eduardo Gamarra, Florida, Hispanics, Illegal Aliens, Monica De La Cruz-Hernandez, Republicans, Rio Grande Valley, Ruy Teixeira, Texas, Texas 15th Congressional District, Vicente Gonzalez
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Austin T Minus 2 Update
Two days from now, Austin voters will go to the polls to decide the fate of reinstating the camping ban, along with a number of other proposals. (Cheat sheet: Vote for Proposition B and against everything else.) So here’s an … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Budget, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Waste and Fraud
Tagged arson, Austin, Austin City Council, Austin Police Department, Bill Gravell, Budget, Crime, Democrats, Department of Housing and Urban Development, Elections, fraud, Greg Casar, homeless, Jimmy Flannigan, Jose Garza, Matt Mackowiak, Mellow Johnny's, Natasha Harper-Madison, Paul Martin, police, Steve Adler, Steve Basile, Ullrich Water Treatment Plant, waste, Williamson County
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NC Lt. Governor Isn’t Having Any Of This Voter Suppression Nonsense
North Carolina Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson appeared at the House Committee meeting on Voting Reform, and he’s noting having any of this “voter suppression” nonsense in relation to Georgia’s election reform law: Am I to believe that black Americans, who … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Republicans, video
Tagged black, Democrats, Elections, Mark Robinson, North Carolina, Republicans, video, voting fraud
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Walter Mondale, RIP
Walter Mondale, Jimmy Carter’s Vice President and the Democratic Party’s Presidential nominee in 1984, has died at age 93. It goes without saying that Mondale was wrong about just about everything, with the possible exception of the problems of budget … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, video
Tagged 1984 Presidential Race, Democrats, Dennis Miller, Gary Hart, Minnesota, Obituary, Walter Mondale
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