It isn't really that hard

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2. brilliantly stated - this party will either comprehend and respond to this truth

or suffer ever stronger defeats

the 'grace period' of the blind eye to all this stuff is over.

This election had 2 candidates, one in favor of raising the number of H-1b visas, and the other pledging to do something about the abuse. I had the displeasure of not voting for someone who at least acknowledged for the first time that this is even happening, because he was unfit. But I can understand why someone who worked hard to get a computer science degree for the perceived economic security, then ended up having to train a foreign replacement on an H-1b visa and then watched their family slide out of the middle class (and yes, this really does happen, a LOT) might have voted for him. You have to remember, when these people were younger fresh grads, the workforce would *never* have selected someone in the workforce to train them and be replaced - *never*. If you didn't get a job when you graduated, that was just too bad. But foreign nationals on H-1b visas expect (and get, with help from our 'reps' like Hillary) exactly that

whether he's lying or not, racist or not, give people a perceived choice between survival and voting for someone you feel sold you out, a lot of people are going to pick survival

if the message is 'be obedient, and jump under that bus, or we'll call you a racist', you're going to lose