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Gardner vs. Maryland Heads To Supreme Court

Posted on December 18, 2025 by Lawrence Person

An interesting Second Amendment case may be making its way to the Supreme Court soon involving reciprocity and post-Bruen state resistance to Second Amendment rights. “The case is Gardner v. Maryland. It is a challenge to Maryland’s concealed carry laws, … Continue reading →

Posted in Guns, Supreme Court, video | Tagged Ava Marie Gardner, California Rifle and Pistol Association, Cato Institute, Citizens Committee on the Right to Keep and Bear Arms, Gardner vs. Maryland, Guns, Heller Foundation, Ken Paxton, Kostas Moros, Maryland, Minnesota Gun Owners Caucus, New York State Rifle and Pistol Association v. Bruen, NRA, Second Amendment, Second Amendment Foundation, Second Amendment Law Center, Ted Cruz, Texas, video, Washington Gun Law, William Kirk | 4 Comments

LinkSwarm For September 26, 2025

Posted on September 26, 2025 by Lawrence Person

A whole lot of despicable Democrats voted against remembering Charlie Kirk and denouncing political violence, a whole bunch of lefties are still lying about Kirk, Comey indicted, President Trump officially backs a complete Ukraine victory, a new American stealth fighter … Continue reading →

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UT Admissions Scandal 10X Worse Than Previously Admitted

Posted on July 16, 2015 by Lawrence Person

We’ve known, from the drips and dabs that slipped out, that the UT admissions scandal was worse than the Kroll report actually let on. But we didn’t know it was ten times worse: At least 764 applicants initially denied admission … Continue reading →

Posted in Austin, Media Watch, Supreme Court, Texas | Tagged Affirmative Action, Austin, Bill Powers, Cato Institute, Crime, Dan Branch, Fisher vs. University of Texas, Highland Park, Jim Schutze, Joe Straus, Ken Paxton, Kirk Watson, Kroll Report, Media Watch, Supreme Court, Texas, University of Texas, victimhood, Wallace Hall, William McRaven | Leave a comment

Happy Constitution Day!

Posted on September 17, 2013 by Lawrence Person

Today is Constitution Day, one of our lesser celebrated civic holidays. The Cato Institute is also holding a symposium. Today would be a good time to read the Constitution all the way through again. Or maybe for the first time, … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Cato Institute, Constitutional Law | Leave a comment

Rick Perry Gets a C from the Cato Institute

Posted on October 11, 2012 by Lawrence Person

Texas has benefited greatly from having a better economy than the nation as a whole, and Rick Perry made the low-tax, small government model Texas uses the centerpiece of his abortive run for President. However, the Libertarian Cato Institute seems … Continue reading →

Posted in Budget, Texas | Tagged Budget, Cato Institute, Rick Perry, Texas | Leave a comment

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Rick Perry Gets a C from the Cato Institute

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