Tag Archives: Elections

Haley? No. Pence? No. Pompeo? No. Sununu? No.

Now that it’s less than two years before the 2024 Presidential election, a small crop of Republicans whose last names are not “DeSantis” or “Trump” seem to have convinced themselves that they’re viable Republican presidential candidates. These people are either … Continue reading →

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LinkSwarm for February 10, 2023

Here’s a longer-than-usual LinkSwarm, since last week’s edition was wiped out by the ice storm power outage. The leftwing corruption of all government institutions continues apace. “US lost 287,000 jobs while government was reporting +1 million in gains.” (Hat tip: … Continue reading →

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Which Democratic Party Kingmaker(s) Want Biden Out?

As revelations continue to roll out about a third set of classified documents being illegally kept by Joe Biden, and crackhead son Hunter Biden paying The Big Guy $50,000 a month to rent his house (which would have meant that … Continue reading →

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An End To Herschel Walker Emails

Republican Herschel Walker lost the Georgia senate runoff to Democrat Raphael Warnock, meaning that the Senate will have a 51-49 Democratic majority to start 2023. I’m going to leave the whys and hows of how Republicans lost a winnable seat … Continue reading →

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Texas Election Results Roundup for 2022

National results were a deep disappointment to Republicans expecting a red wave. What about the results in Texas? Better: Republicans retained all statewide races. Incumbent governor Greg Abbott walloped Robert Francis “Beto” O’Rourke by about a point less than he … Continue reading →

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A Red Trickle

When the data ends up giving you results that are different than what you expected, it’s time to step back and try to figure out whether your data is wrong or your theory is wrong. The theory was that Republicans … Continue reading →

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Liveblogging the 2022 Election

Right now Republicans in 2022 are looking like a Kickstarter that hit their initial funding ask, but didn’t hit any of their stretch goals… Republican John Kennedy avoids a runoff in Louisiana. NY Post/RCP: “Republicans were expected to pick up … Continue reading →

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Election Day! Go Vote!

Today’s the day! Grab your voter registration card and ID and go vote! Voting Locations: Williamson County (you can now vote in any location for any precinct) Travis County If you’re in Round Rock ISD, read this. Also, come back … Continue reading →

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LinkSwarm for November 7, 2022

Greetings, and welcome to a special Election Eve Monday LinkSwarm! My Internet is back up, and tomorrow night I will be liveblogging the election returns starting around 7 PM.  A red tsunami? For the past week or so, my … Continue reading →

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Bibi VI: The Bibing

With all votes in Israel finally tallied, the coalition led by Benjamin Netanyahu’s conservative Likud party has won a parliamentary majority, winning 64 seats out of 120, presumably ending a period that saw Israel hold five generally inconclusive elections. Benjamin … Continue reading →

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