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Category Archives: Austin
LinkSwarm for January 14, 2022
Greetings, and welcome to another Friday LinkSwarm! Biden has a bad week, another high profile Democratic politician is indicted on federal charges, and a dog goes home. After having his business mandate overturned by the Supreme Court, Joe … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Guns, Media Watch, Regulation, Social Justice Warriors, Supreme Court, Texas
Tagged 2024 Presidential Race, abortion, Austin, Austin Police Department, Baltimore, Bill Burr, Bob Saget, China, Chuck Schumer, coronavirus, Crime, dogs, Dwight Brown, EU, FBI, Guns, Hillary Clinton, Hollywood, Joe Biden, Joshua Trevino, Kamala Harris, Ken Paxton, Kyrsten Sinema, LinkSwarm, Llano Estacado, Marilyn Mosby, Mark Zuckerberg, Media Watch, Midland, Obituary, Odessa, oil industry, Planned Parenthood, Regulation, Russia, Social Justice Warriors, supply chain, Ted Cruz, Texas, Young Conservatives of Texas
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Austin News Roundup For January 13, 2022
Here’s a roundup of Austin news that’s been clogging the chute: Alder aide pleads guilty to federal charges: A former Austin city staffer has pleaded guilty to taking payments from a nonprofit that won a federal contract he promoted while … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Crime, Texas, Waste and Fraud, Welfare State
Tagged Austin, Christyne Harris Schultz, Crime, Facebook, FBI, Frank Rodriguez, fraud, Greg Casar, homeless, Latino HealthCare Forum, Steve Adler, Texas, Welfare State
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LinkSwarm for January 7, 2022
More Democrats behaving badly and Kazakhstan in flames. Enjoy the first LinkSwarm of 2022! How Democrats running the New York City Department of Correction turned control over to the correctional officers union and they let the inmates run the jail. … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Border Control, Crime, Democrats, Global Warming, Regulation, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, unions, Waste and Fraud
Tagged Austin, Austin Police Department, black, Border Controls, China, Crime, Democrats, Elizabeth Holmes, Genesis, Global Warming, Hispanics, Ian Miles Cheong, Jeffrey Gundlach, Joe Biden, John Lydon (Johnny Rotten), Kamala Harris, Kazakhstan, LinkSwarm, Marvin E. Smith, MSNBC, New York City, New York City Department of Correction, nuclear power, Phil Collins, Philadelphia, Republicans, Riker's Island, Sex Pistols, Silicon Valley, Social Justice Warriors, Stephen Green, SWAT-ing, Ted Cruz, Texas, Theranos, Tim Pool, Tucker Carlson, unions, Vincent Evans
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Which Topic Should I Do A Big Roundup Post On Next?
I have some time off this week and next, so what big roundup post should I tackle? Supersurvey Not a polling choice: A roundup of evidence that a lot of The Holy Covid Narrative is wrong, including that Joe Rogan … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Texas, Uncategorized
Tagged Austin, California, China, Foreign Policy, poll, Site Administration, Social Justice Warriors, Texas
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Texas and Florida Added More Than Half The Nation’s New Jobs In November
You may have heard that the America added an anemic 210,000 jobs in November, which was (as has become standard in the Biden era) much less than “experts” predicted. The news wasn’t great, but Texas did well: Employment in Texas … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Economics, Texas
Tagged Amarillo, Austin, Flordia, Greg Abbott, jobs, Ron DeSantis, Texas, unemployment
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LinkSwarm for December 17, 2021
Another mandate injunction, Democrats continue their popularity freefall, China seals more dirty deals, and Turkey melts down. It’s another Friday LinkSwarm! Federal judge halts healthcare employee vaccine mandate in Texas. A federal judge in Texas has issued a preliminary injunction, … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Budget, Communism, Crime, Democrats, Economics, Elections, Foreign Policy, Media Watch, ObamaCare, Regulation, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, video, Waste and Fraud, Welfare State
Tagged 2022 Election, Afghanistan, antifa, Apple Computer, Armando Martinez, Arthur Delaney, Austin City Council, Bob Dole, Bobby Guerra, Border Controls, Budget, Candace Bushnell, China, Chuy Hinojosa, Communism, Communist Party USA, coronavirus, Crime, Dade Phelan, Dave Chappelle, Democrats, dogs, Donald Trump, Economics, Florida, Foreign Policy, Ghislaine Maxwell, health care, Hillary Clinton, Hispanics, Huawei, Israel, Joe Manchin, Laurene Powell, Lindsey Graham, LinkSwarm, Log4J, Louis Rossmann, Medicare, New York City, ObamaCare, Oscar Longoria, Pasadena (Texas), Philadelphia, polls, Portland, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Regulation, Republicans, Richard Blumenthal, Rio Grande Valley, Scott Presler, Sergio Munoz Jr., Sex in the City, Syria, Terry Canales, Terry Gilliam, Texas, The Atlantic, TRUTH Social, Ukraine, Victor Davis Hanson, video, Vincente Fernandez, Welfare State
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Samsung To Build $17 Billion Fab in Taylor, Texas
Reports indicate that semiconductor giant Samsung has picked Taylor, Texas as the site for a $17 billion wafer fabrication plant. In recent days, Williamson County and the city of Taylor had seemed to emerge as the frontrunner to land a … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Economics, Texas
Tagged Arizona, Austin, Economics, ERCOT, New York, Samsung, Semiconductors, Taxes, Taylor, technology, Texas, Williamson County
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Is Austin Community College Breaking Federal Law By Discriminating Based On Race?
The federal government is pretty clear on this point: If you accept federal money, you can’t discriminate on the basis of race for education under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. There are other laws that prohibit … Continue reading