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Tag Archives: Regulation
A Bad American Thinker Piece on Marijuana
Paul Ingrassia makes “The Case against Legalizing Marijuana.” It’s a bad piece because it asks the wrong questions, and thus comes to the wrong conclusions. It approaches the question from a harm/benefit analysis angle, without ever pausing to ask: Why … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Regulation
Tagged American Thinker, Crime, marijuana, Paul Ingrassia, Regulation, Wickard vs. Filburn
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LinkSwarm for April 21, 2017
Yesterday’s huge Texas vs. California update sucked up all my time, so today’s LinkSwarm is a little lite. Texas residents should remember that tomorrow kicks off a preparedness sales tax holiday, giving you a chance to purchase batteries, fire extinguishers, … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Foreign Policy, Global Warming, Jihad, ObamaCare, Regulation, Republicans, Texas
Tagged Democrats, Donald Trump, Egypt, Foreign Policy, Global Warming, Jihad, LinkSwarm, Naked Mole Rat, nuclear weapons, Obama, Paris, Regulation, Russia, Sales Tax Holiday, Scott Adams, Ted Cruz, Texas
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Texas vs. California Update for April 20, 2017
This didn’t get done while I was doing my taxes, but here, at last, is another giant Texas vs. California update: Appeals court finds San Diego’s pension reform legal. “California’s Fourth District Court of Appeal unanimously overturned a 2015 state … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Border Control, Crime, Democrats, Media Watch, Regulation, Texas, unions, Welfare State
Tagged Anthony Silva, Austin, Boeing, Border Controls, California, CalPERs, CalSTARS, Chuck DeVore, Communism, Dallas, Democrats, environmentalism, Gilroy, Houston, Kubota, Lee Baca, Leslie Eastman, Los Angeles, Media Watch, Medicaid, minimum wage, Nasty Gal, Oakland, Oroville Dam, pension crisis, Permian Basin, Plano, Regulation, rent control, San Diego, San Francisco, San Mateo, San Rafael, Silicon Valley, St. Louis, Stockton, Texas, unions, Vietnam, Welfare State, Wendy's, Zero Hedge
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ObamaCare Repeal: The Dam Breaks
After a couple of weeks of President Trump and GOP House leadership insisting “Nope, this is it! Kiss this pig or it’s nothing!” and conservatives replying “Die in a fire!” it looks like the GOP establishment has finally gotten the … Continue reading
Posted in ObamaCare, Regulation, Republicans
Tagged Donald Trump, Mike Lee, ObamaCare, Paul Ryan, Regulation, Republicans
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Steve Bannon and Reince Priebus at CPAC
Considered including this in Friday’s LinkSwarm, but decided this panel with Steve Bannon and Reince Priebus at CPAC was important enough for a separate post. A few points: As previously reported, there’s none of the discord here between Bannon and … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Economics, Elections, Foreign Policy, Media Watch, Regulation, Republicans, video
Tagged 2016 Presidential Race, CPAC, Donald Trump, Economic Nationalism, Economics, Export-Import Bank, Media Watch, Neil Gorsuch, Regulation, Reince Priebus, Republicans, Steve Bannon, trade, Trans-Pacific Partnership, video
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LinkSwarm for February 17, 2017
Welcome to another Friday LinkSwarm! Absent from this roundup is who really got National Security Advisor Mike Flynn axed, because there’s not enough time in the world to read all those links… Illegal alien convicted of that voting fraud Democrats … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Border Control, Democrats, Foreign Policy, Global Warming, Jihad, Media Watch, Regulation, Republicans, Uncategorized
Tagged Austin, Bill Maher, Border Controls, border fence, Curtis Yarvin, Democrats, Donald Trump, Dov Hikind, EU, Hitler, Hungary, Iran, Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, Israel, Jeffrey Epstein, Jews, Jihad, Keith Ellison, LinkSwarm, Louisiana, Media Watch, Milo Yiannopoulos, New York Times, NSA, NYPD, Palestinians, Paris, Regulation, Republicans, Steve Bannon, Urbit
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Trump Starts Bringing a Rogue EPA to Heel
President Trump is wasting no time in cleaning up Obama Administration messes where it’s possible to do so by executive order. One over the weekend started reigning in the EPA. “The Trump administration instituted a media blackout at the Environmental … Continue reading
Posted in Regulation, Supreme Court, Texas
Tagged Donald Trump, EPA, John Hinderaker, John Preston Bailey, Regulation, Supreme Court, Texas, West Virginia
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Rep. Sam Johnson to Retire
U.S. Congressman Sam Johnson of the Texas Third Congressional district (northeast of Dallas, including Plano and McKinney) has announced that he’s retiring at the end of his term. Like Sen. John McCain, Johnson served as a military pilot who was … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Military, Regulation, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2018 Election, 3rd Congressional District, Elections, EPA, Military, Regulation, Republicans, Texas, Van Taylor, Vietnam War
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