The Daily Musings of Ben Wattenberg
posted by Ben Wattenberg at 7:36 PM
Ben J. Wattenberg is a Senior Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington, D.C. He is the moderator of the weekly PBS television program Think Tank with Ben Wattenberg, which is now being expanded to include a new one hour program Think Talk . He has served as a presidential speechwriter and advisor for president Lyndon Johnson. Ben also served as an aide and speech-writer to "Scoop" Jackson and VP Hubert Humphrey. He is currently working on a forthcoming book Tales of a Neo-Con ,an accompanying volume of selected posts from this blog, and highlights from the best of Think Tank.
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A lot of nothing: no facts, data, statistics -- just opinion.
In contrast, here they project from data that per capita GDP will actually fall in California. Why? Here's why:
Growth in poorly educated population is blamed in study
Given current demographic and economic trends -- i.e. mass immigration of the unskilled and apparently uneducable, along with dwindling manufacturing and increasing outsourcing of middle class jobs -- if the population of the US does double sometime this century, large parts of America will resemble a third world slum.
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