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Tag Archives: Kate Hoey
LinkSwarm for July 20, 2018
Job interviews and book-related work have taken up the majority of my waking hours this week. Also, The Burning Time has fully arrived here in central Texas. It’s supposed to hit 108° on Monday… There are plenty of risks with … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Communism, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Foreign Policy, Guns, Social Justice Warriors, Texas
Tagged 2016 Presidential Race, 9th Circuit Court, Alexandria Ocasio Cortez, Andrew Cuomo, antitrust, Austin, Baltimore, Bernard Parks, Brexit, California, China, Communism, Crime, Cynthia Nixon, Democrats, Dianne Feinstein, EU, Foreign Policy, Frank Field, General Electric, Germany, Google, Graham Stringer, Guns, Iowahawk, Jason Villalba, Jeff Immelt, Jihad, John Mann, Kate Hoey, Labour, LAPD, LinkSwarm, Los Angeles, Robert Chody, Rotherham, Semiconductors, Social Justice Warriors, Ted Rall, Tesla Motors, Texas, Texas Democratic Party, trade, Williamson County, Xi Jinping
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Labour, Brexit, and the Left-Wing Revolt Against Global Elites
Among the more interesting storylines to emerge after the Brexit vote was how Labour blew it. Despite having a leadership far more Europhilic and in favor of transnational statist government than even Tory insiders, Labour’s support of Remain was markedly … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Elections, Foreign Policy, Regulation
Tagged Brexit, David Cameron, Economics, Elections, Eloi, EU, Euro, European Central Bank, Foreign Policy, Glenn Reynolds, H. G. Wells, Jeremy Corbyn, Jim Messina, Kate Hoey, Labour, Margaret Thatcher, Megan McArdle, Morlocks, Nigel Farage, Regulation, UK
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