Jeremy Kauffman

You know, I like, and I still, by the way, I'm not, I still like the idea of quote, you know, certain types of high skilled immigration.

I recognize that there are talented people all over the world.

I'm very pro building.

I'm very pro

technology, advancing into the future, productivity.

I'm not a pure GDP numbers go up kind of person, but I am the kind of person who recognizes that talent is rare and we want to be an America that's being exceptional and achieving things.

But there's massive

There's massive sympathy, not just on the left, but among huge portions of the right, towards the oppressed immigrant class or whatever.

And I think that a huge amount of politics is

downstream of culture and demographics.

And so having a leader who is good on those issues, like Trump has, you know, Trump has reduced, I believe we're like negative migration.

People who ought to be leaving America are leaving.

We're bringing in people from, you know, South Africa who are way more likely to be a compatible American on average than the types of people who were bringing in before.

And I, you know, I think this is all very, very positive stuff.

You know, I'm very pro New Hampshire.

I think you're not entirely the reason New Hampshire works.

We are different from Vermont.

But part of why New Hampshire works, you know, is the is the demographics and these issues matter.

They're not it's not random.

Political beliefs are not random.