Blogroll
Local/Texas Politics
Gun Blogs
Foreign Policy/Jihad
Think Tanks Etc.
California/Unions/Etc.
Victimhood Identity Politics
Social Media
Lawrence Person’s BattleSwarm
Pages
Categories
Tags
- 2012 Election
- 2016 Election
- 2016 Presidential Race
- 2020 Presidential Race
- Austin
- Border Controls
- Budget
- California
- China
- Communism
- coronavirus
- Crime
- Democrats
- dogs
- Donald Trump
- Economics
- Elections
- Foreign Policy
- fraud
- Greg Abbott
- Guns
- Hillary Clinton
- Illegal Aliens
- Iran
- Israel
- Jihad
- Joe Biden
- LinkSwarm
- Media Watch
- Military
- ObamaCare
- Regulation
- Republicans
- Russia
- Russo-Ukrainian War
- Social Justice Warriors
- technology
- Ted Cruz
- Texas
- UK
- Ukraine
- unions
- video
- Welfare State
Category Archives: Regulation
LinkSwarm for August 24, 2018
I suspect people in the upper Midwest want summer to last as long as possible, but here in Texas, I admit to getting mighty tired of walking my dog at night when it’s still 90° and windless… Thanks to a … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, ObamaCare, Regulation, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, Welfare State
Tagged Catholics, Crime, DNC, Donald Trump, Ken Paxton, Michael Avenatti, ObamaCare, Paul Manafort, pedophilia, Purdue, rape, Robert Mueller, Social Justice Warriors, Sweden, Ted Cruz, Texas, welfare, Welfare State
1 Comment
EU Votes To Censor the Internet
This isn’t going to end well: This morning, the EU’s Legal Affairs Committee (JURI) voted in favor of the legislation, called the Copyright Directive. Although most of the directive simply updates technical language for copyright law in the age of … Continue reading
Posted in Regulation, Uncategorized
Tagged censorship, EU, Internet, Regulation, technology
Leave a comment
My Hovercraft Is Full Of Moose
When you see a phrase like “Moose vs. Hovercraft,” you think it’s probably about some ironic iPhone game you can back on Kickstarter. (That, or a SyFy movie, in which case it would be Giant Moose vs. Megahovercraft.) But today … Continue reading
Posted in Regulation, Supreme Court
Tagged 9th Circuit Court, Alaska, federalism, Hovercraft, Regulation, Sturgeon vs. Frost, Supreme Court
Leave a comment
The Night Before Christmas: Air Cargo Deregulation Edition
This year’s lazy holiday blogging theme: Silly Capitalist Christmas videos! This one is from the Mercatus Center. And there’s more on that theme coming tomorrow!
Winning
If you’re still not feeling the Christmas spirit yet, the New York Times offers up this brimming chalice of Winning: More than 700 people have left the Environmental Protection Agency since President Trump took office, a wave of departures that … Continue reading
That Silly Daily Caller/Ajit Pai Net Neutrality Harlem Shake Video Google Tried to Ban
This is a very silly video from the Daily Caller featuring FCC Chairman Ajit Pai making fun of “Net Neutrality” that Google tried to ban. It’s back up. Google not wanting you to see it makes it a good idea … Continue reading
Posted in Regulation, video
Tagged Ajit Pai, FCC, Google, Internet, Regulation, video, YouTube
Leave a comment
My Bumps, My Bumps, My AR-Stocky Humps
Bump fire stocks (or just “bump stocks”) are replacement stocks for semiautomatic rifles that let the shooter simulate automatic by firing several shots without having to re-squeeze the trigger, are a hot topic in the news after Las Vegas shooter … Continue reading
Posted in Guns, Regulation
Tagged active shooter, gun control, Guns, Karl Rehn, national carry reciprocity, NRA, Regulation, shooting, Stephen Paddock
1 Comment