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Tag Archives: Brad Johnson
LinkSwarm For November 29, 2025
Greetings, and welcome to a rare Saturday LinkSwarm! This week: The Supreme Court stays the injunction against the Texas redistricting map, a bunch of Twitter fakes exposed, Trump drops the boom on Somali illegal alien scumbags, “U.S. Supreme Court Temporarily … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Border Control, Budget, Crime, Democrats, Guns, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors, Supreme Court, Texas
Tagged 2026 Election, art, Austin, Austin Public Library, Babylon Bee, Bill Clinton, Books, Border Controls, Brad Johnson, cats, China, Communism, Crime, Dallas, Democrats, Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), dogs, George Soros, Google, Guns, Gustav Klimt, Hamas, Hillary Clinton, Hitler, Illegal Aliens, immigration, Iran, J. R. R. Tolkien, Jack Buckby, Jeffrey Epstein, John Creuzot, LinkSwarm, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Mark Felton, Maryland, Media Watch, Microsoft, Military, Moscow, murder, music, NGO, Novorossiysk, nuclear power, Ohio, Open Society Foundations, P320, Pennsylvania, Philip Glass, Philippines, Planned Parenthood, Redistricting, robots, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Saratov, Semiconductors, Shane Britton, Sig Sauer, Somalia, State Department, Suchomimus, Supreme Court, T-14 Armata, tanks, Texas Scorecard, Thanksgiving, The Texan News, Twitter, Ukraine, UPS, Uvalde, video, WhistlinDiesel, William R. Mitchell, Win Without War, Zohran Mamdani
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Austin Voters Reject Odious Proposition Q
On an election night that was pretty lousy for Republicans across the country, an unexpected ray of light shown out from a very unexpected spot. The People’s Republic of Austin, against all odds, defeated Proposition Q. The rubber match between … Continue reading
Wesley Hunt Joins Texas Senate Race
As long rumored, U.S. Rep. Wesley Hunt (TX-38) has joined the Texas senate race. The top of the ticket on the Republican side in Texas is now a three-way race as Congressman Wesley Hunt (R-TX-38) made his long-rumored challenge to … Continue reading
Texas Redistricting Finally Passes House
After all the unnecessary and futile drama of the Democrat’s quorum break, the Texas House has finally passed the congressional redistricting bill. After weeks of gridlock, the Texas House has approved a new congressional redistricting plan that Republicans say will … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Democrats, Elections, Republicans, Supreme Court, Texas
Tagged 11th Congressional District, 18th Congressional District, 2026 Election, 32nd Congressional District, 33rd Congressional District, 35th Congressional District, 37th Congressional District, 89th Texas Legislature, 9th Congressional District, Al Green, August Pfluger, Austin, Brad Johnson, Brandon Waltens, Dallas, Democrats, Dustin Burrows, Elections, Greg Abbott, Greg Casar, Henry Cuellar, Houston, Julie Johnson, Lloyd Doggett, Marc Veasey, McAllen, Petteway v. Galveston County, Redistricting, Republicans, Rio Grande Valley, Special Session, Supreme Court, Texas, Texas 28th Congressional District, Texas 34th Congressional District, Texas Scorecard, The Texan News, Todd Hunter, Vicente Gonzalez
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Understanding The Speed Of The Texas Flood
The death toll from last week’s Texas flooding has passed 100. For those who don’t understand how a flood this deadly developed so quickly, Brad Johnson in The Texan‘s Fourth Reading newsletter explains: On Thursday, National Weather Service estimates projected … Continue reading
Posted in Texas, video
Tagged Brad Johnson, flooding, Guadalupe River, Kerrville, prepper, Texas, The Texan News, video, weather
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Paxton Gunning For Cornyn In 2026?
Compared to most states, Texas has seen a very little recent change in office-holders elected statewide: Republican John Cornyn has been a Senator since December 2, 2002. Republican Ted Cruz has been a Senator since January 3, 2013. Republican Greg … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2026 Election, 2026 Texas Senate Race, Brad Johnson, Donald Trump, Elections, fundraising, Glenn Hegar, John Cornyn, Ken Paxton, Republicans, Texas, The Texan News, Wesley Hunt
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Roundup For Today’s Texas Runoff
If you live in Texas, today is primary runoff election day. In particular, Dade Phelan and a whole lot of his coalition cronies are fighting to stay in power, and voters can slam the door shut on them today. Brad … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2024 Election, Alan Schoolcraft, Brad Johnson, Brandon Herrera, Craig Goldman, Dade Phelan, Dan Patrick, Drew Darby, Elections, Frederick Frazier, gambling, Greg Abbott, John Kuempel, John McQueeney, Justin Holland, Kronda Thimesch, Miriam Adelson, Republicans, runoff, Texas, Texas Defense PAC, Texas House District 21, Texas House District 44, Texas House District 61, Texas House District 97, Tony Gonzales
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Biden Administration: You’re Not Exporting Any Of That Dirty, Sinful Natural Gas! Ted Cruz: Guess You Don’t Need Any Of These Department Of Energy Nominees Approved, Then. Biden Administration: [Folds]
The Biden Administration, in its never-ending quest to punish the oil and gas industry for supplying cheap, reliable energy, tried to block the export of liquefied natural gas to Asia. Then Ted Cruz stepped in. The U.S. Department of Energy … Continue reading
Posted in Regulation, Republicans, Texas
Tagged Brad Johnson, Department of Energy, natural gas, oil industry, Regulation, Republicans, Ted Cruz, Texas
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More Donna ISD Weirdness: Active Shooters Thwarted?
This is a small post-Uvalde-shooting story that I might not have posted had it not happened in Donna ISD. Four students at a high school in Donna, TX were arrested last week for making terroristic threats towards their school just … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Texas
Tagged active shooter, Brad Johnson, Crime, Donna ISD, Hidalgo County, Rio Grande Valley, Texas
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