Category Archives: Democrats

Twitter Suspends @Nero’s Twitter Account

It seems that the Social Justice Warriors fighting #GamerGate have temporarily taken another scalp in getting the Twitter account of Milo Yiannopoulos (@Nero) suspended. The acerbic gay British journalist was constantly reporting on the nefarious goings-on of the anti-#GamerGate gang. … Continue reading →

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More Post-Election Tidbits

A few more bits of 2014 election analysis: Instapundit offers up six bills a Republican congress should pass. Can’t disagree with any of them. How the Obama years have hollowed out the Democratic Party. “The more serious problem for Democrats … Continue reading →

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Two Dissections of Democrats’ Failure to Turn Texas Blue

Enjoy these two moderately lengthy dissections of liberal failures to turn Texas blue: First, here’s this Jay Root/Texas Tribune piece by way of the Washington Post on why Wendy Davis lost the election. The piece soft-peddles Davis’ incompetence as a … Continue reading →

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Texas Statewide Race Oddities

With all the votes in, we can start analyzing some of odder aspects of the Texas statewide race results. For those watching the race, it’s no surprise that (discounting 2006’s strange four-way race) Wendy Davis was the worst-performing Democratic gubernatorial … Continue reading →

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Midday Post-Election Roundup

A few quick post-election links: Here’s a really solid Washington Post insider piece on how Republicans won, and Democrats lost, the election. “From the outset of the campaign, Republicans had a simple plan: Don’t make mistakes, and make it all … Continue reading →

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Brief Blurbs on a Brilliant Bloodbath

Democrats didn’t just lose last night, they got slaughtered up and down the ballot: Republicans took control of the Senate, flipping seven Senate seats in North Carolina, West Virginia, Arkansas, South Dakota, Colorado, Montana, Iowa, giving them 52 and control … Continue reading →

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Election News Roundup for November 3, 2014

Election day is tomorrow! Now would be a good time to locate your voter registration card… Democrats come up with a brilliant new strategy to get their voters to the polls: threaten them. And yes, that letter did actually come … Continue reading →

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LinkSwarm for October 31, 2014

Happy Halloween! This week’s example of Democratic elected official defrauding a non-profit comes to you from Philadelphia congressman Chaka Fattah. Democratic Representative Alan Grayson, the 17th richest man in congress, has cut off funds to estranged wife, and now both … Continue reading →

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Election Roundup for October 30, 2014

Early voting ends tomorrow in Texas. Plan accordingly… Turns out that Hispanics are just fine and dandy with a Republican-controlled senate. So how’s that “all gay marriage and abortion all the time” thing working out for you, Democrats? CBS buries … Continue reading →

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Houston Mayor Backs Down Over Sermon Subpoenas

Better late than never, Houston Mayor Annise Parker comes to the belated understanding that she was getting her ass handed to her on a plate over her subpoenas of church sermons by enemies of her Transvestite Bathrooms Initiative, and has … Continue reading →

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