Monthly Archives: January 2016

Ted Cruz vs. Donald Trump Update for January 31, 2016

Another installment on the battle between Ted Cruz and Donald Trump. Many of these links come from http://conservatives4tedcruz.blogspot.com/. In Iowa it’s everyone vs. Cruz. Cruz blasts Iowa governor Terry Branstad for his family benefiting from ethanol subsidies. Glenn Beck’s site … Continue reading →

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Ted Cruz vs. Donald Trump Roundup for January 30, 2016

Another installment on the battle between Ted Cruz and Donald Trump. Many of these links come from http://conservatives4tedcruz.blogspot.com/ (no #CruzCrew email briefing today). “Ted Cruz’s presidential campaign announced Friday it ended 2015 with $19 million in the bank.” That’s all … Continue reading →

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Ted Cruz vs. Donald Trump Roundup for January 29, 2016

Another installment on the battle between Ted Cruz and Donald Trump. Many of these links come from the #CruzCrew daily briefings I get via email, and from http://conservatives4tedcruz.blogspot.com/. American Thinker makes the case for Cruz: Unlike so many previously promising … Continue reading →

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Ted Cruz vs. Donald Trump Roundup for January 28, 2016

With the Iowa Caucuses happening next week, I thought I’d finally concentrate on the big contest shaping up between Ted Cruz and Donald Trump. I’m backing Cruz, but this election year has been so odd I couldn’t possibly predict the … Continue reading →

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Republican Lujan Beats Democrat Urasti in Special Election for San Antonio State Rep District

Well, I’m not sure many people saw this coming: Winning in a district long held by Democrats, Republican John Lujan outpolled Tomás Uresti in Tuesday’s special runoff in Texas House District 118. Filling a seat vacated last year by former … Continue reading →

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Friedrichs v. California Teachers’ Association: The Ring Reaches Mount Doom

While the rest of the country was tuned into The Trump Show playing before the Black Gate, Friedrichs vs. California, a plucky little court case with the power to unmake the Democratic Party, has finally reached Mount Doom. In brief, … Continue reading →

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Rick Perry Endorses Ted Cruz

Ted Cruz has picked up the endorsement of former Texas governor Rick Perry for President, and will help campaign as a surrogate for Cruz in Iowa. It’s not a huge endorsement, given how Perry’s own presidential campaign flamed out, but … Continue reading →

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LinkSwarm for January 22, 2016

Been a trying week. Have a Friday LinkSwarm, on me… Mark Steyn reiterates his central thesis. Namely secular welfare state = low birth rates = import of Muslim immigrants = extinction of the west. “It’s Still the Demography, Stupid.” Welcome … Continue reading →

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Finding the Stall Speed on an SR-71

Q: What happens when you discover the stall speed on an SR-71 while doing a low pass? A: Best flyover ever!

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Waco Shootout Update: The View From the Cossacks

The Dallas Observer has two interesting pieces up on the Waco biker shootout: First, a profile of the Cossacks, which paints them as a tough but mostly mostly law-abiding group. Much of the piece covers Jake “Rattle Can” Rhyne, a … Continue reading →

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