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Category Archives: Elections
The Carpetbagger In TX-06
On May 1st, voters in the Texas Sixth U.S. Congressional District, a suburban Metroplex district that runs from Arlington down to Corsicana, go to the polls to fill the seat vacated by late Republican Representative Ron Wright, who died February … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Republicans, Texas, video
Tagged 2021 Elections, Arlington, Dan Rodimer, Elections, Republicans, Texas, Texas 6th Congressional District, video
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Mike Lindell’s Absolute Truth Documentary on 2020 Presidential Election Fraud
I kept meaning to put up this 2020 Presidential election fraud documentary by Mike Lindell (the MyPillow CEO), but YouTube keeps taking it down, so here’s a BitChute version: I haven’t watched all of it it yet, but it’s more … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Elections, Media Watch, video
Tagged 2020 Presidential Race, BitChute, China, Crime, Elections, Media Watch, Mike Lindell, video, voting fraud
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LinkSwarm for January 15, 2021
Austin actually enjoyed a rare snowstorm this week. As opposed to those who follow the mainstream media, who enjoy snowstorms 24/7/365… President Trump is declassifying “a foot high stack of documents” related to Russiagate and Obamagate. Good. In the “stop … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Communism, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Foreign Policy, Guns, Jihad, Military, Social Justice Warriors, Texas
Tagged 2020 Election, Alexandria Ocasio Cortez, Apple Computer, Austin, Bob Swan, censorship, China, Democrats, dogs, Donald Trump, drugs, Facebook, Gang Chen, Google, Guns, Harold Ford Jr., Houston Rockets, Intel, Iran, Israel, James Harden, Jihad, John Weaver, Judd Stone, Kyle Hawkins, LinkSwarm, Lisa Montgomery, Media Watch, Military, MIT, NBA, Parler, Pat Gelsinger, Portland, punk rock, Saudi Arabia, Semiconductors, SMIC, Social Justice Warriors, South Korea, Texas, Twitter
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Everyone Pushing For A Trump Impeachment Can Fuck Off
Sorry my headline language is so salty this week, but some ideas are so stupid they require profanity. This applies to the idiot Democrats pushing the second impeachment, though baseline Dem idiocy is already baked into their cake. My real … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Republicans
Tagged 2020 Presidential Race, Donald Trump, impeachment, Kevin D. Williamson, Liz Cheney, Mitch McConnell, Nancy Pelosi
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PSA: TPPF’s Policy Orientation for the Texas 2021 Legislative Session Starts Today
The Texas Public Policy Foundation’s policy orientation session for the 87th Texas Legislature starts today. Tickets for the live event are sold out, but you can still register to livestream the event here. The event grid can be found here. … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2020 Election, 2020 Presidential Race, 87th Texas Legislature, August Pfluger, Beth Van Duyne, Chip Roy, Chuck DeVore, Dan Patrick, Greg Abbott, James Quintero, Michelle Steel, PSA, Ron DeSantis, Texas, Texas Public Policy Foundation, Tony Gonzales, Vance Ginn
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Election Fraud Update for December 21, 2020
At this point, I believe there’s less than a 1% chance that the election fraud is overturned and Donald Trump sworn into a second term on January 20. Still, I’m going to go ahead and do another Election Fraud Update … Continue reading
Jimmy Flannigan Goes Down In Flames
A tiny glimmer of hope in Austin’s winter of discontent: Liberal city councilman Jimmy Flannigan was defeated by Mackenzie Kelly: Conservative challenger Mackenzie Kelly beat incumbent Jimmy Flannigan in the Austin City Council runoff election Tuesday, earning 677 more votes … Continue reading
Texas Election Fraud Lawsuit Rejected
Well, so much for that hope of overturning massive election fraud: The Supreme Court on Friday evening rejected a suit brought by the state of Texas seeking to challenge election results in Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Georgia. The Court wrote … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Supreme Court, Texas
Tagged 2020 Presidential Race, Elections, Joe Biden, Supreme Court, Texas, voting fraud
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