The Department of Homeland Insecurity issued an alert for Texas yesterday. It seems that the easiest way for terrorist to get into the United States is to simply walk across the border and they have intelligence that a suspected member of the Somalia-based Al Shabaab terrorist group who might be attempting to do just...
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Tags: alien, arizona, border, illegal, immigration, Law, mexico, texas, troops, u.s.
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Tea Party candidate Rand Paul kicks the crap out of establishment aspirant Trey Grayson in the GOP Senatorial primary in Kentucky, giving credence that the Tea Party, as disorganized as it is (and should be, in my opinion), has some teeth. Sestack defeats Specter in Pennsylvania’s Democratic primary, which was no big surprise since...
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Tags: apology, arizona, blumenthal, China, demand, lie, party, paul, primary, print, rand, senate, sestack, specter, tea, texas, textbook, vietnam
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Well, at least this particular Monday, mostly because of sleep deprivation while trying to dance as fast as I can. And because I can’t afford a lobbyist to hit up Congress to legislate a 30-hour day or an 8-day week, I wanted to do a quick sum-up of what’s going on in the world...
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Tags: deathcare, dubai, fascist, felix, incursion, mexico, new, obama, ortiz, pelosi, refund, reid, salt, tax, texas, york
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After a tough battle with cancer, Charlie Burns, longtime fixture on the central Texas production scene passed away yesterday. Charlie toured with bands and mixed front-of-house, which is where Merle Haggard gave him the nickname, “Captain Feedback,” which may not strike the general populace as a great nickname, but anytime someone on a tour...
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Tags: antonio, audio, austin, burns, charles, charlie, ld, production, san, systems, texas
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Well, blow me down. Texas House Concurrent Resolution 50 was brought up and voted for in the Texas house on the 30th…and it passed 99-36 with 4 lame paper pushers voting present, which in my mind should get them ridden out of Austin on a rail. Do your job and vote for or...
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Tags: 50, bailout, Bill, federal, government, H.C.R., house, legislature, obama, passed, secession, stimulus, texas, vote, waste
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Along with Montana and a few other states, it looks like the Texas legislature is working up a bill limiting the power of the federal government over firearms manufactured, sold and owned within the borders of the state of Texas. HB 1863 exempts firearms, ammunition and gun parts that are made, sold...
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Tags: 10th, 1863, 50, 9th, alaska, amendment, commerce, Congress, firearms, H.C.R., hb, interstate, intrastate, Law, legislature, montana, obama, texas
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Just a little something for the tin-foil hat crowd: British Prime Minister Gordon Brown raised the prospect of a global “new deal” to fix the finance industry within months, setting the stage for April’s G-20 economic summit with President Barack Obama. Brown, taking a welcome break from political problems back home,...
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Tags: 50, brown, g-20, global, H.C.R., network, new, obama, order, regulatory, texas, world
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Monday, Steve McCraw, the Texas State Homeland Security Director stated that there is no question that drug gang violence from illegal aliens has spilled over into Texas. Thanks, buddy. After the rapidly escalating shootings, kidnappings and other mayhem that’s been going on for months, we really needed you to confirm that for...
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HCR 50 – Introduced 2/17/2009 Affirming that the State of Texas claims sovereignty under the Tenth Amendment to the Constitution of the United States over all powers not otherwise enumerated and granted to the federal government by the U.S. Constitution, serving notice to the federal government to cease and desist certain mandates,...
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Tags: 10th, 50, amendment, concurrent, H.C.R., house, resolution, tenth, texas
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The already messy case of the FLDS over in Eldorado just keeps getting messier. I’m in no way defending the FLDS. Not knowing all the facts of the case or any of these people personally means that my opinion is nothing but speculation. However, the whole situation at YFZ Ranch seems unacceptable...
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Tags: eldorado, FLDS, intel, intelligence, raid, texas
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