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Category Archives: Austin
Texas Gains 2 Congressional Seats, California, New York Lose 1 Each (With Some Thoughts On Texas Redistricting)
The 2020 Census results are out: Florida and Texas gained House seats while California and New York lost one seat each as a result of population shifts, according to the 2020 census results announced on Monday. Texas gained two House … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Border Control, Democrats, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 10th Congressional District, 17th Congressional District, 2018 Election, 2022 Election, 2nd Congressional District, 31st Congressional District, 32nd Congressional District, 35th Congressional District, 3rd Congressional District, 7th Congressional District, Andrew Cuomo, Austin, Beth Van Duyne, Border Controls, California, carpetbagger, Chip Roy, Colin Allred, Dan Crenshaw, Democrats, Filemon Vela, John Carter, Lizzie Pannill Fletcher, Metroplex, Mike McCaul, New York, Pete Sessions, Redistricting, Republicans, Rio Grande Valley, San Antonio, Texas, Texas 15th Congressional District, Texas 23rd Congressional District, Texas 28th Congressional District, Tony Gonzales, Van Taylor, Vicente Gonzalez, Wesley Hunt, Will Hurd
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Austin City Council Continues Assault On APD
It’s obvious that the current Austin City Council hates the Austin Police Department, and will do anything they think the can get away with to strip it of money and power. The most recent example: They’re stripping 911 funding from … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Crime, Democrats, Waste and Fraud
Tagged 911, Austin, Austin City Council, Austin Police Department, Crime, Democrats, fraud, police, Spencer Cronk, Steve Adler
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Follow-Up: Triple Murder Suspect Captured
In a followup to yeterday’s story, Stephen Nicholas Broderick, the ex-Travis County Sheriff’s deputy wanted for murdering three people, was arrested. Authorities have arrested the former law officer wanted in the shooting that left three people dead and launched a … Continue reading
Former Travis County Sheriff’s Deputy Murders Three, On The Lam
Just imagine that there’s an “allegedly” in that headline, but that does appear to be the case: Authorities have lifted the shelter in place order near the apartment complex where three people were shot and killed Sunday, but the suspect … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Crime, Texas
Tagged Austin, Crime, murder, police, sex offender, Stephen Nicholas Broderick, Texas, Travis County
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The Building Austin Policing Crisis
Many of the cities that defunded police last year in a fit of social justice warrior-endorsed madness have reversed course once crime rates started spiraling. But Austin’s hard-left City Council seems stuck on stupid. After the Austin police budget cut … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Budget, Crime, Democrats, Social Justice Warriors, Texas
Tagged Austin, Austin City Council, Austin Police Department, Budget, George Soros, Jose Garza, Social Justice Warriors, Texas
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Texas vs. California Update for April 5, 2021
After a long hiatus, the Texas vs. California update is back! The update, focusing on news about the two biggest states in the union, and contrasting the the red and blue state models of governance for each, was a regular … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Border Control, Budget, Crime, Democrats, Regulation, Texas, unions
Tagged Amazon, Austin, Border Controls, Breyer Capital, Budget, Cal State, California, China, Chuck DeVore, Crime, Dallas, Democrats, Elon Musk, Fentanyl, Fort Worth, Frisco, Gavin Newsom, Harlan Kelly, Hewlett-Packard Enterprise, homeless, HookBang, Illegal Aliens, Jerry Lyons, Jim Breyer, Los Angeles, Mark Zuckerberg, Metroplex, Midland, Mountain View, Naomi Kelly, New Braunfels, Oracle, Pflugerville, rats, Round Rock, Sacramento, San Antonio, San Diego, San Francisco, San Francisco Retirement System, sanctuary cities, Silicon Valley, SpaceX, Taxes, technology, Tesla Motors, Texas, Tony Cardenas, USC, Visual Concepts, Wiley X, Williamson County
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Breaking: 2 Shot, 1 Stabbed in Austin Park
Here’s some breaking news for you: Police are responding to a shooting with ‘multiple injuries’ Sunday evening. Police say an initial call of shots fired came in a little after 7 p.m. Public Safety Alert – Multiple people shot or … Continue reading
Austin Burning
Another wondrous side benefit of all the drug-addled transients Mayor Steve Adler and the Austin City Council have lured to the city is the fires they’ve started in their trash-strewn camps. This week saw three separate homeless camp fires, one … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Crime
Tagged arson, Austin, Austin City Council, Crime, homeless, Steve Adler
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Texas Legislature Considers Statewide Camping Ban
So tremendous is Austin City Council stupidity that the Texas legislature is considering a statewide camping ban: In a not-so-subtle broadside against its capital city, the Texas legislature will consider legislation to ban camping in public places and creating a … Continue reading
Texas Energy Outage Postmortem
I finally had time to finish this postmortem post on the Texas winter storm energy grid crisis. I’ve got a ton of pieces to get through, so let’s dig in. How the energy grid fell apart: Here were two problems, … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Regulation, Texas
Tagged Austin, Austin City Council, Chuck DeVore, Energy Policy, ERCOT, ice storm, Jared Patterson, Jason Isaac, Nacogdoches, natural gas, nuclear power, oil industry, Permian Basin, Regulation, Sid Miller, Texas, Texas Interconnect Grid, Texas Public Policy Foundation
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