ather than being party-based or ideology-based, we should be issues-based.

Take issues like

affirmative action, violence against Asians, tariffs against Japan/Korean/China, etc.. We should
be supporting politicians who make public statements supporting our interests, and votes
accordingly, no matter what party they are. At the same time, politicians who make statements
or votes against our interests should be targeted in during re-election.

I can be a pro-choice, or pro-2nd Amendment, or whatever, but I am pro-Asian first. A politician

who is pro-choice, but votes for anti-Asian legislation like restriction on Indian H1B or sanctions
against ZTE, is someone that I wont be supporting in the next re-election.

This is about prioritizing Asian issues above others. And there is nothing to be ashamed about
doing this. There are single-issue voters everywhere. This is how a article defends Jewish-
Americans about being single-issue voters.

Being the smallest racial minority, Asian-Americans have more moral right to focus on our own
issues first, than any other racial group.