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Category Archives: Republicans
Droning On and On
Senator Rand Paul has launched an old-fashioned filibuster against Obama’s CIA nominee John Brennan to protest the Obama Administration’s refusal to rule out drone strikes against U.S. citizens on U.S. soil. Under questioning by Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, Eric Holder … Continue reading
Posted in Media Watch, Obama Scandals, Republicans, video
Tagged Eric Holder, Media Watch, Obama Scandals, Predator Drone, Rand Paul, Ted Cruz, video
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LinkSwarm for February 22, 2013
Enjoy your now-traditional Friday LinkSwarm: Moody’s strips the UK of it’s AAA bond rating. For all the left-wing hand-wringing about “austerity,” Cameron’s government was still running big deficits, just not as big as Labour’s (or ours). Bill introduced in Washington … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Budget, Democrats, Elections, Guns, Republicans, Texas
Tagged China, gun control, Guns, LinkSwarm, Steve Munisteri, technology, Ted Cruz, Texas
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Republicans Going Wobbly On Magazine Bans?
Bad news: There are signs that some Republicans are thinking of caving on magazine capacity bans. “An increasing number of lawmakers in both parties appear willing to compromise on high-capacity magazines, the one component of gun control legislation that seems … Continue reading
Abbott Rising
There’s much news about Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott as of late, so I’m just going to put it all here in this big virtual pile: First, Abbott now has a hefty $18 million in his campaign fund, fueling speculation … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Guns, Republicans, Texas, video
Tagged Greg Abbott, Guns, Republicans, Rick Perry, Texas, video
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Texas vs. California: January 22, 2013
Another quick roundup of Texas’ economic strength, and California’s blue state decline: California isn’t just running out of money, it’s running out of children. Thanks to more honest accounting rules, six more California counties are now officially bankrupt. Despite which, … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Democrats, Economics, Republicans, Texas, unions, Welfare State
Tagged Budget, California, Jerry Brown, pension crisis, Texas, unions, Welfare State
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Brief Impressions of the Texas Public Policy Foundation’s 2013 Policy Orientation
I enjoyed attending what little I could of the Texas Public Policy Foundation 2013 policy orientation held January 9-11. Here are a few quick and largely random impressions: Because I just started a new day job, I wasn’t able to … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Budget, Economics, Elections, Foreign Policy, Guns, Media Watch, Regulation, Republicans, Texas
Tagged Books, California, Chuck DeVore, David Dewhurst, David Guenthner, Guns, Holly Hansen, John Cornyn, Joshua Trevino, Larry Taylor, Marsha Farney, Newt Gingrich, pics, Regulation, Republicans, Taxes, Ted Cruz, Texas, Texas Public Policy Foundation
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Lamar Smith Among Four Texas Congressmen Who Voted for Massive Tax Hike
In addition to both Texas Senators (John Cornyn, who should have known better, and the retiring Kay Baily Hutchison, who came in like a lion and is going out like a RINO; thank God Ted Cruz is replacing her), four … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Republicans, Texas
Tagged Budget, Fiscal Cliff, Hollywood, John Carter, John Cornyn, Kay Bailey Hutchison, Kevin Brady, Lamar Smith, Mac Thornberry, Pete Sessions, Taxes, Texas
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Step 1: Stop the Hispanicing
I’ve held off on offering up immediate judgment on the election because I’m incredibly lazy to get past the panic and knee-jerk reactions. The world hasn’t ended, Republicans are not doomed to permanent minority status, and the cause of smaller … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Democrats, Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2012 Election, amnesty, Border Controls, Elections, Hispanics, Lindsey Graham, Mitt Romney, Ted Cruz, Texas
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Bryan Hughes Drops Out of Texas Speaker’s Race and Endorses David Simpson
This is big news. Rep. Bryan Hughes has dropped his bid to be Speaker of the Texas house of Representatives and has endorsed Rep. David Simpson in his run against incumbent speaker Joe Straus. While conservatives wanted to see Straus … Continue reading
Posted in Republicans, Texas
Tagged Bryan Hughes, David Simpson, Joe Straus, Republicans, Texas, Texas House of Representatives, Texas Speaker's Race
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