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Unlike Russia, Red China actually represents a long term threat to America. It’s bad enough that the Chinese have been stealing American technology for years, but now we are learning of their malfeasance in the current coronavirus event. Curiously, the disease first showed up near China’s leading bioresearch lab which is located in Wuhan, followed […] March 17th, 2020 | Category: China national security threat | Tags: Communist China, coronavirus, national security, pharmaceutical, propaganda, public health, public safety, Red China, Senator Tom Cotton, Wuhan, Wuhan virus |  Email This Post |  Print This Post Here’s some common sense about what’s important on the world scene. As Tucker Carlson and Senator Tom Cotton (R-AR) agreed, the worsening coronavirus outbreak looks to be more worthy of media coverage that the snooze-worthy lawyer-fest on TV, aka the Trump Impeachment Trial, where the Not Guilty outcome is highly likely in the Republican-majority Senate. […] January 29th, 2020 | Category: China national security threat | Tags: Chinese travel, contagious disease, coronavirus, disease, President Trump, public health, Red China, SARS, Senator Tom Cotton, travel, travel ban, Tucker Carlson | Email This Post | Print This Post 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 On Friday, Tucker Carlson reported about the failure of the First Step Act which promised its early release of non-violent federal prisoners which would not free persons who would be likely to re-offend. Certain types of crimes, such as marijuana-related, were presented as the sort which would be appropriate for forgiveness, but instead violent offenses […] July 28th, 2019 | Category: liberal politics | Tags: crime, criminals, Democrat, early release, enforcement, felons, prison, public safety, Senator Tom Cotton, Tucker Carlson | Email This Post | Print This Post It’s good news that Senator Tom Cotton is requesting an IRS inquiry into the Southern Poverty Law Center, arguably the most corrupt organization ever to get a non-profit designation from US government. (Read his letter here.) Whether the IRS will respond positively is hard to say, but the SPLC certainly has piles of questionable cash. […] April 4th, 2019 | Category: liberal politics | Tags: charity, Charity Watch, Democrat, fake hate, IRS, liberal scams, Morris Dees, racist, Senator Tom Cotton, shakedown, Southern Poverty Law Center, SPLC, tax exempt, Tucker Carlson | Email This Post | Print This Post The training wheels are off in America’s biggest car state — on April 2 there will be no safety human in the driver’s seat of autonomous automobiles. It shows how the self-driving competition for market share is heating up. Waymo (the Google car) got approval from Arizona to operate as a ride-hailing business there a […] February 27th, 2018 | Category: replacing workers with smart machines | Tags: automation, California, drive remotely, job displacement, robot, self-driving cars, Senator Tom Cotton, taxi drivers, Waymo | Email This Post | Print This Post Here’s some good news and some bad news in a Washington Post article. First, it’s heartening to learn that Senator Tom Cotton grasps the idea of automation reducing the need for immigrant workers, as tweeted and then reported. “It can’t simultaneously be true that robots will take all the jobs & that the […] February 22nd, 2018 | Category: replacing workers with smart machines | Tags: automation, automation job loss, economists, immigrant workers, immigration, job displacement, job loss, robot, Senator Tom Cotton, technology experts | Email This Post | Print This Post DACA amnesty now, build the wall later — that seems familiar somehow. . . Oh, right, that’s how Reagan’s big 1986 amnesty went down — the lawbreaker forgiveness took place on Day #1, but the promised enforcement never happened. Now we are told that a DACA amnesty (possibly to include millions of “Dreamers” on […] January 8th, 2018 | Category: illegal immigration amnesty | Tags: 1986 Amnesty, aliens, amnesty, Amnesty Forever, assimilation, Congress, culture, DACA, enforcement, illegal, immigration, Nancy Pelosi, President Reagan, President Trump, Rep Steve King, Senator Tom Cotton | Email This Post | Print This Post On Tuesday, Senators Tom Cotton and David Purdue introduced their bill that would end chain migration and the diversity lottery in order to make immigration less harmful to American citizens. As America’s Senator Jeff Sessions has declared, “Immigration should serve the national interest.” The two senators held a press conference to discuss the legislation. The […] February 8th, 2017 | Category: replacing American workers with cheap foreign labor | Tags: American employment, Congress, immigration, immigration in the national interest, job displacement, reduce legal immigration, Senate, Senator Tom Cotton | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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