Monthly Archives: December 2020

Texas Election Fraud Lawsuit Rejected

Well, so much for that hope of overturning massive election fraud: The Supreme Court on Friday evening rejected a suit brought by the state of Texas seeking to challenge election results in Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Georgia. The Court wrote … Continue reading →

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LinkSwarm for December 11, 2020

Greetings, and welcome to another Friday LinkSwarm! Democrats dance to China’s tune, the media suddenly discover that Hunter Biden is covered in a thick coat of industrial-grade sleaze, California continues to destroy its economy, and Elon Musk moves to Texas. … Continue reading →

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Did Smallwang Bang Fang Fang?

Chinese spy Fang Fang developed relationships with a wide range of Democratic politicians, including California congressmen, gun-grabbing extremist and laughable 2020 Presidential also-ran Eric Swalwell. A suspected Chinese intelligence operative developed extensive ties with local and national politicians, including a … Continue reading →

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Paxton’s Supreme Court Gambit

Multiple lawsuits over election fraud are preceding through the courts and appeal process. One of the most important is a lawsuit filed in the Supreme Court by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton yesterday against Pennsylvania, Georgia, Michigan, and Wisconsin seeking … Continue reading →

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Rand Paul: No Evidence That Lockdowns Change Coronavirus Trajectory

Republican Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky notes the obvious: Lockdowns don’t seem affect the infection trajectory of the Wuhan coronavirus: I don’t see any evidence that crowd control, hand washing, standing six feet apart, all these things they tell you … Continue reading →

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Election Fraud Update for December 7, 2020

We are rapidly approaching the endgame on election fraud remedies. States must ratify their final electors by December 8 (the “safe harbor” date), and electors meet and vote on December 14. Either the Supreme Court will have stopped the steal … Continue reading →

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California’s Coronavirus Policy In One Video

Democratic governors seem to be in a contest to see who can bankrupt the most businesses with heavy-handed coronavirus policy. They and their pals can break the rules and dine with lobbyists at swanky restaurants like The French Laundry while … Continue reading →

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A Poor Tank, A Useless Tank, And The Worst Tank In The World

Lindybeige and The Chieftain talk about three of the worst tanks in the Bovington Tank Museum: The three are: The Japanese Type 95 Ha-Go light tank, first fielded in 1936 with a 37mm cannon. Mechanically inferior to contemporary light tanks … Continue reading →

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LinkSwarm for December 4, 2020

Greetings, and welcome to another Friday LinkSwarm! First up: The rest of the nation gets to see what an incompetent hypocrite Austin’s current mayor is: Austin Mayor Steve Adler is the latest powerful democrat to prove they’re a complete hypocrite: … Continue reading →

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Walter E. Williams, RIP

Famed free market economist Walter E. Williams has died at age 84. Williams is probably most famous for being a regular guest of Rush Limbaugh, but I probably first became aware of him from his work in Reason magazine, which … Continue reading →

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