Yet another go-nowhere idea. Paul, et. al. apparently still haven't learned politics. The 'startup visa' will happen when Paul, et. al. : 1. realizes that acc

Yet another go-nowhere idea. Paul, et. al. apparently still haven't learned politics. The 'startup visa' will happen when Paul, et. al. : 1. realizes that access != power 2. demonstrate power by having a group of people who have immigration reform as their top voting issue. 3. stop thinking that sending mass emails is effective. Congress has good spam filters too. 4. they need to put serious money behind it and even more serious time. 5. they must make allies with the broader range of groups working to deal with the immigration issues. 6. Lastly, they need to realize that the immigration issue gets solved for everyone or it doesn't get solved for anyone. Before anyone argues with me: google "illegal immigration families broken up". Those people fighting to get their brother and sister, mother and father back. Those people have the power in the immigration fight. Paul sitting around and arguing about 100 visas from an ROI perspective just demonstrates utter cluelessness about politics. Hell, its not even a good pitch! I predict the Startup Visa is DOA (again).