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Candidate Joe Biden is such a fascinating gaffe machine that sometimes his serious policy quotes get overlooked. He had one a few days ago when he was speaking to the Asian Latino Coalition, where he uttered the much-reported Bidenism, “Poor kids are just as bright as white kids.” At the same event, he supported […] August 11th, 2019 | Category: immigration politics | Tags: 2020 campaign, Democrat, foreign workers, immigration, increase legal immigration, job displacement, Joe Biden, President Trump, RAISE Act, schools, Senator David Perdue, Senator Tom Cotton |  Email This Post |  Print This Post Monday’s New York Times has a front-page story that illustrates a basic political principle and how it manifests on the local level: big diverse immigration creates more Democrat voters even in formerly conservative bastions, which is why the party supports open borders above all other values. Orange County used to be a Republican stronghold, even […] December 31st, 2018 | Category: immigration demographic change | Tags: aliens, assimilation, big government, California, Congress, Democrat voters, GOP, immigration, Orange County, Pew Research, poll, RAISE Act, Republican, voters | Email This Post | Print This Post Robot bellhops were introduced to the public as a coming thing in 2014 when trials began. Now they and other automated technology are becoming normalized, as reported in a CBS Los Angeles TV segment. As is often the case, the media doesn’t know how to handle the automation issue and the CBS pirce wanders all […] August 11th, 2017 | Category: replacing workers with smart machines | Tags: automation, California, hotel robot, immigrant workers, immigration, job displacement, RAISE Act, robot, technological unemployment, unskilled service jobs | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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