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Monthly Archives: January 2015
LinkSwarm for January 30, 2015
Already the end of January? How did that happen? Some links: Mitt Romney is not running for President in 2016. Good. Now the media can stop sucking all the oxygen out of the race running will-he-or-won’t-he stories. In a way-too-early … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Jihad, Media Watch, Republicans, Texas
Tagged Andrew Sullivan, Austin, Chris Kyle, Foreign Policy, Greg Abbott, Hillary Clinton, Jews, Jihad, Jonathan Chait, LinkSwarm, Media Watch, Mitt Romney, New York Times, Republicans, Scott Walker, Texas
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Gunman Forces Dutch News Off the Air
Dutch news agencies reported on Thursday that a man with a gun had entered the offices of the national broadcaster NOS and was demanding to go on air. The RTL press agency reported that a building belonging to NOS was … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Foreign Policy, Jihad
Tagged Crime, Foreign Policy, Jihad, Netherlands
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Texas vs. California Update for January 29, 2014
To a certain extent, this Texas vs. California roundup is incomplete, since we’re hot and heavy into the new legislative session and I haven’t had a chance to fully digest the proposed budget numbers yet. By the Legislative Budget Boards … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Democrats, Jihad, Supreme Court, Texas, unions, Welfare State
Tagged Budget, California, Democrats, Fresno, Jihad, Kern County (CA), Legislative Budget Board, Newport Beach, oil industry, pension crisis, Sacramento, Texas, Texas Public Policy Foundation, Toyota, unions, Welfare State
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Ted Cruz’s Speech At The Iowa Freedom Summit
Why yes, I am feeling a bit lazy today. Why do you ask? Sorry for the audio buzz, but it seems to be from the event itself rather than a video artifact.
Posted in Elections, Republicans, video
Tagged 2016 Election, 2016 Presidential Race, Elections, Iowa, Republicans, Ted Cruz, video
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Pat Condell: “Jews are being driven out of Europe by Muslim anti-Semitism”
Once again, Pat Condell cuts right to the heart of the matter progressive multiculturalists desperately seek to obfuscate. Samples: “Not all Muslims hate Jews, but crucially the religion of Islam does hate them.” “Every anti-Israel rally that’s full of Muslims … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Jihad, video
Tagged anti-semitism, Foreign Policy, Jihad, Muslim, Pat Condell, video
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Hsoi/John Daub Shooting Follow-Up
A bit more information on the Hsoi/John Daub self-defense shooting of autistic home invader Jared James has come to light that wasn’t in my original story. The original news reports said things like James “forced his way onto the threshold … Continue reading
The UT Law Scandal: Bigger Than Previously Reported
Back when the University of Texas Law School “forgivable loan” scandal broke, I said it was for all intents and purposes a slush fund and a serious ethical problem for UT. I didn’t know the half of it. This piece … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Budget, Crime, Texas
Tagged Austin, Crime, Jon Cassidy, Larry Sager, slush fund, University of Texas, Wallace Hall
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Far-Left Syriza Wins Huge Victory in Greece
Greece’s far left-wing Syriza Party has won a big victory there, claiming about half the seats in Parliament. What does it mean? I took a stab at analyzing it before. Even with a majority, there’s a good chance Syriza will … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Communism, Foreign Policy, Welfare State
Tagged Angela Merkel, European Debt Crisis, Foreign Policy, Germany, Greece, PIIGS, socialism, Syriza, Welfare State
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In Which I Point To Hot Air’s Venezuela Update and Say “What He Said”
It was about time to do another update on Venezuela’s failing socialist economy when I dropped by Hot Air and saw that Ed Morrissey had already done all the heavy lifting for me: “The currency in what should be the … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Communism, Welfare State
Tagged Budget, hyperinflation, inflation, oil industry, socialism, Venezuela, Welfare State
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