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Category Archives: Regulation
A Few More SOPA/PIPA Tidbits
Here’s a visual representation of congressmen supporting and opposing SOPA/PIPA: (Click to Embiggen) By my eyeball count, 40 of those 65 congresscritters still supporting SOPA are Democrats (plus one gray box that I assume is Socialist Bernie Sanders), whereas 56 … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Regulation, Republicans
Tagged Citizens United, Democrats, Regulation, Republicans, SOPA, Tea Party
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Rep. John Carter Now Opposes SOPA
Rep. John Carter announced on his Facebook page that he’s withdrawing his support of SOPA. Carter is my congressman, and sadly, he was previously a SOPA cosponsor. It’s good to see that he’s seen the light.
LinkSwarm for January 12, 2012
I had a maid service come clean my house in advance of a family event I’m hosting this weekend. It’s amazing the difference between “Bachelor Clean” and “Clean Clean.” It’s almost as big as the difference between “Obama Smart” and … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Crime, Media Watch, Obama Scandals, Regulation, Texas
Tagged Energy Policy, Florida, Media Watch, Michael Totten, New York Times, Obama, Obama Scandals, Rick Perry, Solyndra, Susan Combs, Taxes, Texas, UK
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LinkSwarm for December 26, 2011
Still getting back up to speed after Christmas, so here are a few links that I’ve been squirreling away like nuts for winter: Is Obama preparing for war with Iran? This interview with Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta sure makes … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Jihad, Regulation, Republicans
Tagged abortion, Amy Alkon, Gary Johnson, Iran, Leon Panetta, Libertarians, LinkSwarm, Mexico, Ron Paul, Syria, TSA, Zeta Drug Cartel
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Audio Interview With Ted Cruz: Part 1
When I did this video interview with Ted Cruz on July 30, I also did an audio interview with him at the same time using an iPhone App called Recorder Pro. The video interview was done by Cruz’s staff (who … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Budget, Economics, Elections, Regulation, Republicans, Supreme Court, Texas
Tagged 2012 Election, audio, interview, Ted Cruz, Texas, Texas Senate Race, Wickard vs. Filburn
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EPA Shelves Smog Rules: Texas Off the Hook
When last we checked the Obama Administration, as part of it’s ongoing war against (pick one or more) A) Energy, B.) Capitalism, and/or C.) Texas, had the EPA come up with new emissions rules that would have resulted in Texas … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Regulation, Texas
Tagged Energy Policy, EPA, Obama, Rick Perry, Texas
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Texas To (Further) Outlaw Cockfighting
The Right Side of Austin reports that HB 1043 will further outlaw cockfighting by closing several loopholes in the law. The news gives me the excuse to post a video of the greatest song ever written about cockfighting, Tom Russell’s … Continue reading
Moonbat Zero Comes Out in Favor of Nuclear Power
An interesting development, to say the least. I still think Monbiot is more loon than not, and Anthropogenic Global Warming more scam than threat (I think it possible that the earth has warmed slightly, but regard the case for this … Continue reading
New York vs. Texas
Guess which one is the better place to live? When the Internet economy allows an increasing number of people to live anywhere, low costs win. Texans spend 8.4% of income on state and local taxes compared with 11.7% for New … Continue reading