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Monthly Archives: December 2014
Wendy Davis Admits She Was Lying About Open Carry
Granted, that’s not what the headline says. But we all know that’s what she means. Sen. Wendy Davis said in a Monday interview with the Express-News that she opposes allowing the open carry of handguns and that she wishes she … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Guns, Texas
Tagged 2014 Election, 2014 Governor's Race, Democrats, Elections, Guns, open carry, Texas, Wendy Davis
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Greece Inches Closer to the Endgame
Just because the European Debt Crisis hasn’t been in the headlines much as of late doesn’t mean it’s gone away. Greece’s government has fallen again and they’ll be holding general elections next month. “Opinion polls point to a victory by … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Economics, Foreign Policy
Tagged Budget, Economics, Euro, European Central Bank, European Debt Crisis, Foreign Policy, Greece, PIIGS
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Having An Intermittant Database Connection Problem
I seem to be having an intermittent database connection problem for old posts. Not seeing it right now, but if you see it crop up again, let me know.
LinkSwarm for December 26, 2014
A tiny post-Christmas LinkSwarm: Russia’s perfect storm of fail. “We would have 3 million more jobs if employment had grown at the Reagan pace.” “If Vermont can’t make it work, single-payer can’t work anywhere in the country.” “Islamic State beheads … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Foreign Policy, Jihad, ObamaCare
Tagged Crime, Foreign Policy, Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, Jihad, LAPD, LinkSwarm, NYPD, ObamaCare, Russia, Social Justice Warriors, Socialized Medicine
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Merry Christmas!
Enjoy a break from politics and spending time with your family. Here’s George Winston’s version of “The Holly and the Ivy” off his landmark album December: Merry Christmas!
Gentry Liberals vs. The Police That Protect Them
The classic saying is that a conservative is a liberal who’s been mugged. Judging from how many liberals have been saying how much they hate cops, I would guess that very few have been mugged in recent years. Chalk that … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats
Tagged Al Sharpton, Crime, Democrats, Ismaaiyl Abdulah Brinsley, police, Tra, Weather Underground
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Texas Economy Continues to Kick Ass
Two bits of news dropped right after I put up the most recent Texas vs. California update. First, Texas added 34,800 nonfarm jobs in November, and 441,200 more jobs year-over-year, more than any other state. And this happened despite the … Continue reading
LinkSwarm for December 19, 2014
I trust everyone reading this has already heard about Sony Picture’s spinelessness in cancelling their release of The Interview, and Paramount’s even more-spineless refusal to allow theaters to show Team America: World Police in its place. This would be good … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Border Control, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Foreign Policy, Guns, Jihad, Media Watch, Texas, video
Tagged Austin, bribes, Democrats, feminism, Guns, Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, Jerry Pournelle, LinkSwarm, Media Watch, rape, Rolling Stone, Russia, Texas Democratic Party, UVA, Voter ID, Wallace Hall, Wikipedia
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