Vivek Ramaswamy Says America Doesn’t Have Enough Engineers Because We Mocked Steve Urkel

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : But, as Trump prepares to take office again, the program appears on the chopping block.
50% : As the two groups try to sort themselves out, stumbling across new strands of racism and xenophobia along the way, Department of Government Efficiency co-grifter-in-chief Vivek Ramaswamy has blessed us with a new theory for why America has supposedly fallen behind in its ability to produce elite engineers: we worshipped Stefan instead of Steve Urkel.
48% : This was bound to happen, it's just a little surprising that the war broke out before Trump even took officeâ€"and on Christmas day, no less.
46% : The divide between Trump loyalists and Tech industry players reared its head over the course of the past week after a16z's Sriram Krishnan was named senior policy adviser for Artificial Intelligence for the Trump White House.
46% : Trump is undoubtedly a jock in this alignment, so there is little question that his supporters are drawn to that type of energyâ€"the very kind that Ramaswamy argues should not be lionized in American culture.
44% : Now Ramaswamy and his fellow Trump-aligned tech bros have taken to defending immigration programs for skilled workers and students as they find themselves at odds with the nationalist front of the MAGA movement.
31% : Trump restricted H1-B visas during his first termâ€"a policy the Biden administration reversed and tweaked to make it easier to hire immigrants.

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