MEDIA: The year of newly minted Indian American GOP stars

Brian Roberts' guest National Broadcasting Corporation blogger, Sakshi
Venkatraman on whether Susie Wiles sees signs in her (and Bill Stepien
before her (and Brad Parscale before him)) MAGA marketing research
that Donald Trump and JD Vance left ballots on the table by failing to
enlist Narendra Modi as their MAGA campaign surrogate for the National
Question:
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| Asian Americans more broadly shifted right by 5 points, compared to
| 3.2 points for the general population.
|
| "Trump had higher support among 18- to 34-year-old Indian Americans,
| and especially among Indian American men," Ramakrishnan said. "It's
| not just the native-born younger men like Ramaswamy and Kash Patel.
| It includes foreign-born younger men who are likely recently
| naturalized. You probably have a fair number of people working in
| tech."
|
| Some find this mutual affinity contradictory to the story that
| brought them to the U.S. Trump campaigned on a heavily anti-
| immigrant platform, with allies like Ramaswamy promising to slash
| the H-1B visa program and even revoke birthright citizenship.

Does Wiles believe Vance has a path to WhiteHouse.GOV by serving as
Trump's Deputy Chief Salescritter for importing the 8.1+B globe's
top two quintiles for the Cheap Labor Lobby?
John
groenveld@acm.org
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"There's a bizarre genre of magical thinking among older liberals
that the country will be brought closer together as its people
become more different. The idea is so stupid on its face that I can
only assume they've had most of their higher thought replaced by
half-remembered TV." - Mystery Grove Publishing Co.
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