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The Pew pollsters recently released a new survey about Americans’ dismal view of the nation in three decades: Looking to the Future, Public Sees America in Decline on Many Fronts (full paper in pdf). Of particular interest here is the public’s increased awareness of the automation revolution while Washington remains on snooze mode about the […] March 23rd, 2019 | Category: replacing workers with smart machines | Tags: America's future, automation, Gallup, job loss, Pew poll, Pew Social Trends, robot, survey, tech, technological unemployment, technology |  Email This Post |  Print This Post According to a recent Gallup poll, more than 750 million people worldwide want to leave their home nations for jobs and free stuff elsewhere, from caravansters clambering over the Texas border to Africans crossing the Mediterranean to reach Europe. Naturally, the United States is the top choice of the world moocher contingent — lucky us. […] December 12th, 2018 | Category: immigration demographic change | Tags: aliens, assimilation, border, cost, diversity, elite opinion, elites, Gallup, immigration, international migrants, Pew Research, poll, survey, Western countries | Email This Post | Print This Post Talk about a blast from the past — seeing Mark Steyn discuss border enforcement with Juan Hernandez, the one-time advisor of Mexico Presidente Vicente Fox, brought back memories of someone best forgotten. A dual citizen of Mexico and the US, Hernandez also advised John McCain during his failed presidential campaign — perhaps not the senator’s […] November 21st, 2018 | Category: immigration refugee asylum scams | Tags: aliens, asylum, automation, border, caravan, cost, enforcement, Gallup, Honduras, illegal, immigration, Juan Hernandez, Mark Steyn, Mexico First, poll, public safety | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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