I Thought He Came With You (ITHCWY) is Robert Ellison's blog.
Links for March 2023
Why Poverty Persists in America
"In 2020, Americans spent $1.6 billion just to cash checks."
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New Scientist on Immigration — The April 6 issue of New Scientist has a special focus on immigration. All worth a read, but here's an assessment of the horrible cost: "A meta-analysis of several independent mathematical models suggests it would increase world GDP...
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Episode Four — I became a US Citizen in 2010 so I didn’t get to vote in the last presidential election. If I had been able to vote it would absolutely have been for Obama....
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