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Tag Archives: Andrew Oldham
LinkSwarm For August 14, 2026
Finally, an SPLC arrest, Iran is broker than broke, a crazy commie loses despite a huge poll lead, more Russian Wildberries, ships, and conveys blow up, more of that voting fraud that never happens, and Israel dirtnaps more Hamas scumbags. … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Foreign Policy, Media Watch, Social Justice Warriors, Technology, Texas
Tagged 2026 Election, Abdolnaser Hemmati, Admiral Grigorovich, Afshin Masheli, AI, Andrew Oldham, Ann Coulter, Babylon Bee, Belgorod Oblast, Bitcoin, Border Controls, Brandon Herrera, Charlotte, China, Crime, Daily Mail, David Crowley, defensive gun use, Democratic Socialists of America, Democrats, Diquan Hunt, Donetsk, Fatemeh Mohajerani, Fazlollah Haritash, Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, Flock AI cameras, Francesca Hong, fraud, Gina LaPlaca, Google, Guns, Hamas, Hasan Piker, Heidi Beirich, Illegal Aliens, immigration, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Ismael Vega, Israel, Israel-Hamas War, Jacob Daniel Terrazas, Jamal Mahmoud Abu Kamil, James O'Keefe, Jason Arday, Jason Carty, Karoline Leavitt, Kilo-class submarine, Lakers, Legal Insurrection, LinkSwarm, logistics, Los Angeles, Masoud Pezeshkian, memes, Military, Muhammad Mushtaha, National Firearms Act, NBA, New Jersey, North Carolina, Ofa'tangikivaha Angilau, polls, Project 22160 patrol ship, Project Farm, Royce White, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Silencer Shop Foundation v. ATF, silencers, Social Justice Warriors, Spencer Merriweather, submarine, Texas, Tobolsk, Todd Branch, transexual, Transiberian Railroad, Trayvon Martin, Ukraine, Urazovo, Utah, Voronezh, Voter ID, voting fraud, Wes Virdell, Wisconsin, WNBA, Yachua Mauricio Flores, Zero Hedge
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Musk Backs Wilco GOP Chair In Tranny Bathroom Wars
Via Holly Hansen in The Texan News comes a culture war skirmish that checks off a lot of this blog’s interest boxes: Williamson County GOP Chair Michelle Evans had her phone seized documenting a man using the women’s restroom, and … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Democrats, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors, Texas
Tagged Andrew Oldham, Austin, Elon Musk, Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, First Amendment, Free Speech, Holly Hansen, Jose Garza, Lawsuit, Michelle Evans, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors, The Texan News, Tranny Bathrooms, transexual, Travis County, Twitter, Williamson County
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Federal Court To Biden: “No, You Can’t Have A National Guard Vax Mandate. Not Yours.”
Slowly but surely the relics of governmental overreach in the name of containing Flu Manchu are being rolled back. Texas Governor Greg Abbott finally announced he was letting his three year old emergency declaration lapse. (Are you sure you’re not … Continue reading
Posted in Regulation, Texas
Tagged Andrew Oldham, coronavirus, Greg Abbott, Joe Biden, Ken Paxton, National Guard, Texas, vaccine mandate
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Fifth Circuit Court Starts Dismantling The Administrative State
American Civics 101 teaches us that there are three branches of the American government: Executive, Legislative and Judicial. However, that clean, elegant division started to go awry in the early 20th century (some would place the problems even earlier) with … Continue reading
Posted in Regulation, Texas
Tagged Andrew Oldham, bureaucrats, Dodd-Frank, Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, Jennifer Walker Elrod, New Deal, Regulation, SEC, Texas
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