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Category Archives: Republicans
LinkSwarm for February 5, 2020
Greetings, and welcome to another Friday LinkSwarm! The Biden Administration is moving full speed ahead hard left: Kurt Schlichter: The Matrix has you: There’s nothing more tiresome than hackneyed references to The Matrix, except for the constant propaganda we’re hosed … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Foreign Policy, Military, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, unions
Tagged Alexandria Ocasio Cortez, Bryan Proffitt, China, Chris Pratt, Critical Race Theory, Dan Crenshaw, data security, Department of Defense, Donald Trump, education, Elon Musk, Emotet, Facebook, Florida, Foreign Policy, GameStock, GameStop, Germany, Google, hacking, Janet Yellen, Joe Biden, John Cornyn, John Kerry, LinkSwarm, Lloyd Austin, Military, North Carolina, oil industry, Republicans, Ron DeSantis, Social Justice Warriors, socialism, SpaceX, Star Wars, Ted Cruz, Twitter, unions, Wayne Allyn Root
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LinkSwarm for January 29, 2020
I was up late doing yesterday’s GameStop post, so today’s LinkSwarm may be a bit briefer than you’re used to. Nope! Still huge! How the elites are trying to crush the GameStop retail investor uprising. At one point, it was … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors, Texas
Tagged 2022 Election, abortion, Bryan Slaton, California, China, Democrats, Dianne Feinstein, Dogecoin, Donald Trump, Foreign Policy, GameStop, George Stephanopoulos, Glenn Kessler, Greg Abbott, Huawei, Hunter Biden, Ibram X. Kendi, impeachment, J. R. R. Tolkien, Jen Psaki, Joe Biden, LinkSwarm, Lord of the Rings, Media Watch, Middle East Peace Process, Netflix, oil industry, Rand Paul, Republicans, San Francisco, Sean Davis, Semiconductors, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, transexual, voting fraud, Washington Post
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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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The Great Purge Begins
Friday big tech monopolies started their purge of conservative voices at the very top, by banning President Donald Trump from Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, Twitch and others in a coordinated attempt to silence him at the end of his first … Continue reading
Posted in Media Watch, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors, video
Tagged #WalkAway, Brandon Straka, censorship, Donald Trump, Facebook, Kevin McCullough, Media Watch, Republicans, Twitter, video, YouTube
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Dear Judicial Watch: Do You Think You Could Stop Mailing Me So Much Crap?
Throughout 2020, I carried out a little experiment: I saved every single piece of mail I received from Judicial Watch in a stack: The stack of mail came to about 6 1/2″ high. Each piece had various different ostensible purposes … Continue reading
Posted in Republicans, Supreme Court
Tagged Judicial Watch, Republicans, Supreme Court, Tom Fitton
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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
Rand Paul: No Evidence That Lockdowns Change Coronavirus Trajectory
Republican Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky notes the obvious: Lockdowns don’t seem affect the infection trajectory of the Wuhan coronavirus: I don’t see any evidence that crowd control, hand washing, standing six feet apart, all these things they tell you … Continue reading
Posted in Regulation, Republicans, video
Tagged abortion, coronavirus, Democrats, Rand Paul, Raphael Warnock, Regulation, Republicans, vaccine, video, Wuhan, Xavier Becerra
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Election Fraud Update for November 16, 2020
Evidence continues to pile up that Democrats stole four states through brazen election fraud in a small number of urban counties. Here’s my attempt to wrangle this fire hose of information into some coherent form: Rudy Giuliani says that 650,000 … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Elections, Republicans
Tagged 2020 Presidential Race, California, Chuck DeVore, Crime, Democrats, Director Blue, Dominion (software), Elections, Fulton County (GA), George Soros, Georgia, Jack Blaine, Joe Biden, Mark Malloch-Brown, Michael Frontera, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Peter Neffenger, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Republicans, Ronald Morales, Rudy Giuliani, Sharyl Attkisson, Shiva Ayyadurai, Smartmatic, Sydney Powell, Texas, Timothy Kenny, voting fraud, Wayne County, Wisconsin
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