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Category Archives: Regulation
LinkSwarm for July 21, 2017
I’m getting to the point where my eyes automatically skip over stories with the words “Russia” or “Mueller” in the same way they skip over stories with the word “Kardashian.” So be advised the smattering of Russia news here is … Continue reading
Posted in Communism, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Jihad, Military, ObamaCare, Regulation, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors, Texas
Tagged 2018 Election, 2020 Presidential Race, Bexar County, Bill Moran, bulldozer, Communism, Crime, Dana Rohrabacher, DC Comics, Democrats, drugs, Elizabeth Warren, George Will, Iran, Iraq, Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, Israel, Jihad, Joe Straus, John McCain, Josh Berro, Kamala Harris, Kid Rock, Kurt Eichenwald, Kurt Schlichter, Law and Justice Party (Poland), LinkSwarm, M1245A5 M-ATV, Magnitsky Act, Military, Natalia Veselnitskaya, Newsweek, O.J. Simpson, ObamaCare, Poland, Portugal, Qaraqosh, Qatar, Regulation, Republicans, Rex Tillerson, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Social Justice Warriors, Syria, Texas, Turkey, War on Drugs
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Texas 2017 Special Session Begins
The Texas Special Session opened Tuesday, ushering in a 30 day flurry of legislative activity. Naturally the media is focusing on the bathroom bill, because liberals are incensed that an unpopular culture war victory imposed by Obama fiat could possibly … Continue reading
Posted in Regulation, Texas
Tagged 85th Texas Legislature, Regulation, Special Session, Taxes, Texas, voting fraud
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Raising Speed Limits to Make Roads Safer
Here’s a piece on raising speed limits to make roads safer that will sound counterintuitive, at least to those who have never actually driven on an freeway: “We all speed, yet months and months usually pass between us seeing a … Continue reading
Go Home, TABC, You’re Drunk (on Power)
Here’s something from the regulators behaving badly file: Leaders at the Texas Capitol love to bash what they call out-of-control bureaucrats at city halls and in Washington, D.C., but a recent case pitting the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission against Spec’s … Continue reading
Posted in Regulation, Texas
Tagged Greg Abbott, Kevin Lilly, Regulation, Sherry Cook, Spec's, TABC, Texas
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You Want People To Die!
More lazy holiday weekend video blogging, with Reason extending liberals go-to argument on changing a single thing about ObamaCare to its logical conclusion:
LinkSwarm for June 23, 2017
Welcome to another Friday LinkSwarm! There’s so much news I’m going to punt “The Pelosi Question” to the weekend: In case you hadn’t noticed, illinois is going bankrupt. John Podesta to testify before the House Intelligence committee. Hopefully they’ll ask … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Foreign Policy, Jihad, ObamaCare, Regulation, Social Justice Warriors
Tagged 1960s, 2016 Presidential Race, aircraft, airlines, Alan Dershowitz, Amazon, amnesty, Bill Cosby, Border Controls, China, Chip Roy, Chris Jacobs, Colin Kaepernick, Connecticut, Crime, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Democrats, DHS, DNC, Donald Trump, Elections, F-16, F-35, Foreign Policy, Georgia's 6th Congressional District, Germany, Harvard, Helmut Kohl, Illegal Aliens, Illinois, Iran, Iraq, Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, James T. Hodgkinson, Jihad, John Podesta, Johnny Eric Williams, Jon Ossoff, Kevin Mallory, Michigan, Military, ObamaCare, Obituary, Phil Montag, Regulation, Saudi Arabia, Social Justice Warriors, Syria, Texas Public Policy Foundation, Trinity College, Trump Derangement Syndrome, Turki al-Bin’ali, Ukraine, Voter Fraud, Whole Foods
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LinkSwarm for June 16, 2017
Briefer than normal due to a packed schedule today: Coalition forces continue to advance in the Islamic State capital of Raqqa. Speaking of Raqqa, Russia is saying one of its airstrikes there may have killed Islamic State leader Abu Bakr … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Border Control, Crime, Jihad, Media Watch, ObamaCare, Regulation, Texas
Tagged 2016 Election, 2016 Presidential Race, al-Baghdadi, Austin, Australia, Border Controls, civil asset forfeiture, Clinton Foundation, CNN, Crime, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Democratic Party, Democrats, DNC, Donald Trump, EmailGate, Hillary Clinton, Illinois, India, Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, Israel, Jeannie Rhee, Jihad, Karen Handel, Leonardo DiCaprio, Linda Sarsour, LinkSwarm, Malaysia, Media Watch, ObamaCare, Qatar, Raqqa, Rolling Stone, Steve Scalise, Syria, Texas, Texas DPS, Tom Perez
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TPPF Legislative Update Recap
Tuesday I attended the Texas Public Policy Foundation‘s Legislative Update following the close of the regular 85th Texas Legislative Session. I meant to live-blog it, but I neglected to get the WiFi password before it started, so I ended up … Continue reading
Gov. Abbott Calls Special Session
On Tuesday, Texas Governor Greg Abbott called a special session of the Texas Legislature starting July 18: Abbott gave legislators an ambitious 19-item agenda to work on — including a so-called “bathroom bill” — after they approve must-pass legislation that … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Regulation, Texas, unions
Tagged 85th Texas Legislature, Budget, Dan Patrick, education, Greg Abbott, Joe Straus, Regulation, Special Session, Tranny Bathrooms, unions, voting fraud
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